Bosnia and Herzegovina

Brief · 15 September 2026

Bosnia and Herzegovina remains affected by a large, red-severity wildfire first tracked on 5 September, with a total fire radiative power of 7,746 MW and a trend described as steady over the past week. The country is also part of a wide, newly identified drought spanning much of Europe, first tracked on 27 July and affecting over 1.4 million square kilometres.

Wildfire A red-severity wildfire in Bosnia and Herzegovina, first tracked on 5 September, is burning with a total fire radiative power of 7,746 MW and a peak FRP of 155 MW, with 747 thermal detections recorded across 24 satellite passes. GDACS lists the event's trend as steady, with no change in 48 hours as of the latest update on 8 September.

Drought An orange-severity drought affecting Bosnia and Herzegovina along with numerous other European countries, covering roughly 1,431,152 square kilometres, is classified as new, having first been tracked on 27 July and most recently updated on 14 September.

• An orange-severity drought spanning Bosnia and Herzegovina and much of Europe, first tracked on 27 July, is classified as new.

Generated by claude-sonnet-5 at 15 Sept, 10:03 UTC from Hazardly's own event records for the seven days to 15 September 2026. Not reviewed by a person before publication. Outbreak lines name the disease and country only; WHO's bulletin text is on each outbreak's event page.