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Countries· last 7 days

Sudan

11 active events · 2 significant · worst red · steady · Updated 15 November 2026

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Brief

No brief has been generated for Sudan yet. Briefs are generated daily at 20:00 UTC for countries with significant activity in the last seven days.

Events · last 7 days · 11

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Seven days of source changes

Revisions · 2 events also first tracked this week

  • 14 Nov, 18:01 UTCForest fires in Central African Republic, SudanFire power 1,561 → 1,712 MW · Peak FRP 130 → 228 MW
  • 14 Nov, 18:01 UTCWildfire — S. SudanFire power 2,175 → 1,504 MW · Peak FRP 102 → 128 MW
  • 14 Nov, 18:01 UTCForest fires in SudanFire power 3,275 → 1,522 MW · Peak FRP 315 → 125 MW
  • 13 Nov, 18:01 UTCWildfire — SudanSeverity orange → red · Fire power 1,992 → 2,334 MW · Peak FRP 177 → 67 MW
  • 12 Nov, 18:01 UTCWildfire — SudanFire power 2,034 → 1,451 MW · Peak FRP 102 → 52 MW
  • 12 Nov, 18:01 UTCWildfire — SudanFire power 2,061 → 1,992 MW · Peak FRP 44 → 177 MW
  • 12 Nov, 18:01 UTCWildfire — S. SudanFire power 1,535 → 2,175 MW
  • 12 Nov, 18:01 UTCForest fires in SudanFire power 2,826 → 3,275 MW

Countries · by trend

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CountryActiveWorstTrendChanged
Chad13REDescalating1 escalating · 1 steady · 11 new3h ago
South Sudan42REDsteady4 escalating · 17 steady · 21 new3h ago
Sudan11REDsteady1 escalating · 5 steady · 5 new3h ago
Ethiopia2ORANGEsteady1 steady · 1 new3d ago
Central African Republic2ORANGEnew2 new3h ago
Uganda1ORANGEnew1 new3d ago
Tanzania1ORANGEnew1 new3d ago
Rwanda1ORANGEnew1 new3d ago
Nigeria1ORANGEnew1 new3d ago
Niger1ORANGEnew1 new3d ago
Kenya1ORANGEnew1 new3d ago
Eritrea1ORANGEnew1 new3d ago

and 2 more

Trend compares each event’s own source-reported measure across Hazardly’s last two ingests. It measures reported change, not impact: a fire whose satellite coverage improved overnight can read as escalating, and a storm can weaken while its damage is still unfolding.

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