perimetrado, con focos activosObserved 26 Jul 2026, 12:30 UTC
Physical identityMadrid Sierra Oeste is a distinct physical incident. Shared command with Ávila and Toledo does not establish a continuous perimeter.Administrative identityComunidad de MadridOperational groupingcentral-spain-national-emergencyForecast regionES-CRegional context only—not an incident growth simulation
Current operational situation
Status & public orders
Official reported area22,000 haComunidad de Madrid / ASEM 112; national emergency unified commandEFFIS mapped area16,817 haSatellite-mapped burnt area · separate measurementEvacuated29,488 outside their homes in the Madrid reporting scopeComunidad de MadridConfined21,132 confined in the Madrid reporting scopeComunidad de Madrid
Responsible authorities
responsible operational authorityComunidad de Madrid / ASEM 112; national emergency unified command
Evacuation, confinement and closure records
Road closureeffective-at-frozen-updateM-507, M-540, M-501, M-541, M-512, M-531, M-539, M-533, M-521, M-855, M-537 and M-510 restrictions at authority-published kilometre points.
Comunidad de Madrid / ASEM 112 · effective Not published
No authority polygon published; map uses a point reference only.Transit suspensioneffective-at-frozen-updateBus lines 541, 545, 546, 547, 548, 551, 640A, 643, 645 and 665 suspended; line 642 curtailed.
Comunidad de Madrid / ASEM 112 · effective Not published
No authority polygon published; map uses a point reference only.Road closureeffective-at-frozen-updateN-403 restriction between Cadalso de los Vidrios and Almorox.
National emergency command / road authority · effective Not published
No authority polygon published; map uses a point reference only.
Measurement ledger
Perimeters kept separate
An operational area estimate and an EFFIS satellite-mapped burnt-area perimeter may cover different objects at different times. Auburn neither merges them nor silently chooses one.
EFFIS record 565281 · Madrid physical incident16,817 ha
European Forest Fire Information System (EFFIS), JRC Updated 23 Jul 2026, 19:05 UTC
A remote-sensing perimeter/area estimate kept separate from national or incident-command reported hectares.
Regional context · Auburn IC1
14-day scenario envelope
This is regional context—not an incident-specific prediction. It does not forecast an exact perimeter, arrival time or named-place impact.
0-72hEXTREME · P50 0.664
P10 0.656 · P90 0.672
S · SW · NE P10/P50/P90 ECMWF ensemble fire-weather pressure range; not a fire-arrival probability.days-4-7EXTREME · P50 0.819
P10 0.783 · P90 0.843
NE P10/P50/P90 ECMWF ensemble fire-weather pressure range; not a fire-arrival probability.days-8-14EXTREME · P50 0.787
P10 0.730 · P90 0.814
NE P10/P50/P90 ECMWF ensemble fire-weather scenario envelope; direction is a broad monitoring corridor, never a predicted fireline.
0.59S
0.64SW
0.76NE
0.82NE
0.84NE
0.82NE
0.80NE
0.81NE
0.81NE
0.78NE
0.78NE
0.79NE
0.79NE
0.78NE
Chronology
Incident timeline
officialMadrid, Ávila and later Toledo enter shared national-emergency command while physical incident records remain separate.
Madrid, Ávila and later Toledo enter shared national-emergency command while physical incident records remain separate.