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Tarn-et-Garonne

Occitanie · code 82 · 195 municipalities

Low danger for tomorrow

Météo des forêts · September 10, 2026

The expected weather conditions and recent rainfall reduce the risk of fires starting and spreading.

The day after: Low danger.

Published by Météo-France, combining temperature, humidity, wind and vegetation dryness. It is not a fire forecast: it is how easily a fire would spread if one started.

The risk in every department

85
hotspots in 2026
VIIRS · 1 Jan to September 9 2026
138
declared fires
BDIFF · year 2025, latest published
54
hectares burned
BDIFF · year 2025, latest published
Hotspots
VIIRS detection
industrial source
Hotspots by year

2026 stops on September 9.

0 50 100 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 85 ↗ 26

Worst affected municipalities

Cumulative hotspots since 2012.

Municipality Hotspots Recurrence
Montech 124
12/14
Castelsarrasin 34
6/14
Montauban 32
9/14
Beaumont-de-Lomagne 30
10/14
Orgueil 23
3/14
Nohic 21
6/14
Albias 21
4/14
Nègrepelisse 14
6/14
Moissac 13
3/14
Cazes-Mondenard 12
5/14

Why they start

Out of 77 declared fires whose cause is recorded, that is 39 % of those in the department.

Accidental 32 42 %
Unintentional (private individual) 24 31 %
Unintentional (works) 16 21 %
Arson 4 5 %
Natural 1 1 %

BDIFF source. An investigation succeeds more often when a fire is large or suspicious: arson is probably over-represented here.

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FeuxFrance, independent observatory of vegetation fires in France. "Vegetation fires in Tarn-et-Garonne", data of September 9, 2026. https://feuxfrance.com/en/departments/82-tarn-et-garonne

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