Disclaimer
Disclaimer
This fire risk map for Vaucluse (84) is provided for information purposes only. It helps to illustrate the level of risk from forest and bush fires, but it does not constitute an official safety instruction.
The information may be subject to change, be incomplete or differ from local decisions. In the event of a weather warning, restricted access to mountain areas, a ban on the use of fire or an evacuation order, only announcements from Météo-France, prefectures, town halls and the emergency services shall be deemed authoritative.
If you see smoke or flames, or if you are in any doubt, call 18, 112 or 114 (for deaf and hard-of-hearing people) immediately.
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Understanding
Fire alert in Vaucluse (84)
This page shows the fire risk map for the Vaucluse department (84). It allows you to quickly check the level of risk of forest and bush fires by area, with information tailored to travel, outdoor work and activities in the countryside.
Why look at this map?
Heat, wind, dry ground and the condition of the vegetation can contribute to the outbreak of fires and accelerate their spread. Before going for a walk, carrying out work, having a barbecue or undertaking any agricultural activity, always check the local fire risk alert and any regulations in force.
Prevention advice
Avoid carrying out work that produces sparks during high-risk periods, never throw cigarette ends into the countryside, keep a fire extinguisher to hand and observe any restrictions on access to mountainous areas. Taking precautions significantly reduces the risk of a fire starting.