Taos-area fire status

Current Fires Near Taos

Current wildland fire incidents within 50 miles of Taos, official National Weather Service emergency alerts, and the official Taos County Alert Center RSS feed. HeyTaos does not infer READY, SET, or GO status. Taos County Regroup coverage equivalence has not been verified, and Alert Santa Fe remains a direct verification source. If a live source cannot be verified, HeyTaos labels that source as unavailable instead of inferring an all-clear.

Immediate danger, flames, or an evacuation order affecting you? Follow official instructions immediately. Call 911 if you are in immediate danger.

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Emergency status

Evacuations & Emergency Alerts

HeyTaos checks National Weather Service emergency alerts through the official NWS API and reads Taos County's official Alert Center RSS feed without interpreting the alert level. The Taos RSS feed has not been verified as a complete mirror of Regroup, and no public machine-readable Alert Santa Fe feed is currently integrated. Confirm evacuation instructions directly with the issuing county system.

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LOCAL ALERT COVERAGE

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HeyTaos monitors the Taos County Alert Center RSS feed and NWS. Regroup equivalence is not verified and Alert Santa Fe remains direct-verification-only.

Current incident feed

Current fires within 50 miles of Taos

NIFC records are filtered by distance from Taos. Acreage, containment, cause, personnel, and incident update times appear only when reported by the source.

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If a later service refresh fails during your visit, HeyTaos labels the service unavailable and may retain the last successfully rendered incident snapshot.

Official maps, updates and alerts

Use these official sources to confirm incident-specific notices, evacuations, smoke conditions, and agency updates.

Prescribed fires can produce visible smoke without being wildfires. Always follow local emergency officials for evacuation and public-safety instructions.

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