RedTropical cycloneGDACS
Red Tropical Cyclone MURASU-26 in India from: 01 Nov 2026 to: 03 Nov 2026 .
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RedTropical cycloneGDACS
Red Tropical Cyclone ARNAB-26 in India from: 26 Oct 2026 to: 28 Oct 2026 .
Magnitude 5.5 — MINDANAO, PHILIPPINES
MINDANAO, PHILIPPINES
OrangeEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.5 mb at 10 km depth. Reported by NEIC.
Magnitude 5.5 — FIJI REGION
FIJI REGION
OrangeEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.5 mw at 470 km depth. Reported by NEIC.
Magnitude 5.5 — NORTHERN MID-ATLANTIC RIDGE
NORTHERN MID-ATLANTIC RIDGE
OrangeEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.5 mw at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.8 — NEAR COAST OF CENTRAL PERU
NEAR COAST OF CENTRAL PERU
OrangeEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.8 mw at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.8 — NEW IRELAND REGION, P.N.G.
NEW IRELAND REGION, P.N.G.
OrangeEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.8 mw at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.6 — OFFSHORE GUATEMALA
OFFSHORE GUATEMALA
OrangeEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.6 mw at 59 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.7 — NEAR EAST COAST OF HONSHU, JAPAN
NEAR EAST COAST OF HONSHU, JAPAN
OrangeEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.7 mw at 20 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 6.4 — 30 km WSW of Lata, Solomon Islands
30 km WSW of Lata, Solomon Islands
OrangeEarthquakeUSGS
2 felt reports. Significant event flagged by USGS.
Magnitude 5.8 — CENTRAL MID-ATLANTIC RIDGE
CENTRAL MID-ATLANTIC RIDGE
OrangeEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.8 mw at 7 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.5 — NEAR S. COAST OF HONSHU, JAPAN
NEAR S. COAST OF HONSHU, JAPAN
OrangeEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.5 mw at 34 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.5 — NEAR EAST COAST OF HONSHU, JAPAN
NEAR EAST COAST OF HONSHU, JAPAN
OrangeEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.5 mw at 30 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 6.1 — OFF EAST COAST OF HONSHU, JAPAN
OFF EAST COAST OF HONSHU, JAPAN
OrangeEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 6.1 mw at 30 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 6.1 — FIJI REGION
FIJI REGION
OrangeEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 6.1 mw at 542 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 6.0 — VANUATU
VANUATU
OrangeEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 6.0 mw at 1 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 6.4 — southeast of Easter Island
southeast of Easter Island
OrangeEarthquakeUSGS
Significant event flagged by USGS.
Everything else being tracked
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 3. Southwestern Pacific Volcanic Regions
Magnitude 5.1 — MINAHASA, SULAWESI, INDONESIA
MINAHASA, SULAWESI, INDONESIA
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.1 mb at 487 km depth. Reported by NEIC.
Magnitude 5.2 — STATE OF YAP, MICRONESIA
STATE OF YAP, MICRONESIA
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.2 mb at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.2 — OFF W COAST OF NORTHERN SUMATRA
OFF W COAST OF NORTHERN SUMATRA
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.2 mb at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.1 — NEW IRELAND REGION, P.N.G.
NEW IRELAND REGION, P.N.G.
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.1 mb at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.1 — SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION
SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.1 mb at 70 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.2 — NORTHERN XINJIANG, CHINA
NORTHERN XINJIANG, CHINA
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.2 mb at 15 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.2 — SOUTHEAST OF EASTER ISLAND
SOUTHEAST OF EASTER ISLAND
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.2 mw at 5 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.0 — DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.0 mb at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.1 — CRETE, GREECE
CRETE, GREECE
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.1 mb at 45 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.0 — WESTERN INDIAN-ANTARCTIC RIDGE
WESTERN INDIAN-ANTARCTIC RIDGE
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.0 mw at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.4 — SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION
SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.4 mb at 100 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.0 — OFFSHORE LOS LAGOS, CHILE
OFFSHORE LOS LAGOS, CHILE
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.0 mb at 35 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.1 — BOUGAINVILLE REGION, P.N.G.
BOUGAINVILLE REGION, P.N.G.
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.1 mw at 58 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.1 — SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION
SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.1 mb at 108 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.1 — ANTOFAGASTA, CHILE
ANTOFAGASTA, CHILE
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.1 mb at 86 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.1 — KEP. TANIMBAR REGION, INDONESIA
KEP. TANIMBAR REGION, INDONESIA
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.1 mb at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.1 — BALLENY ISLANDS REGION
BALLENY ISLANDS REGION
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.1 mw at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.0 — KURIL ISLANDS
KURIL ISLANDS
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.0 mw at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.2 — EASTERN NEW GUINEA REG., P.N.G.
EASTERN NEW GUINEA REG., P.N.G.
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.2 mw at 110 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.2 — MID-INDIAN RIDGE
MID-INDIAN RIDGE
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.2 mw at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.2 — HALMAHERA, INDONESIA
HALMAHERA, INDONESIA
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.2 mw at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.0 — NEAR N COAST OF PAPUA, INDONESIA
NEAR N COAST OF PAPUA, INDONESIA
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.0 mb at 12 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.2 — AZORES ISLANDS REGION
AZORES ISLANDS REGION
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.2 mw at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.2 — SANTA CRUZ ISLANDS
SANTA CRUZ ISLANDS
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.2 mw at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.4 — KEP. TANIMBAR REGION, INDONESIA
KEP. TANIMBAR REGION, INDONESIA
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.4 mb at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.3 — NORTHERN PERU
NORTHERN PERU
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.3 mb at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.4 — SERAM, INDONESIA
SERAM, INDONESIA
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.4 mw at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.1 — SOUTH OF FIJI ISLANDS
SOUTH OF FIJI ISLANDS
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.1 mb at 548 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.0 — KASHMIR-XINJIANG BORDER REGION
KASHMIR-XINJIANG BORDER REGION
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.0 mb at 80 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.1 — LAKE VICTORIA REGION, TANZANIA
LAKE VICTORIA REGION, TANZANIA
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.1 mb at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.0 — OFFSHORE NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
OFFSHORE NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.0 mw at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.0 — KEPULAUAN TALAUD, INDONESIA
KEPULAUAN TALAUD, INDONESIA
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.0 mb at 46 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.2 — KYRGYZSTAN
KYRGYZSTAN
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.2 mw at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.2 — MID-INDIAN RIDGE
MID-INDIAN RIDGE
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.2 mb at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.2 — VOLCANO ISLANDS, JAPAN REGION
VOLCANO ISLANDS, JAPAN REGION
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.2 mw at 130 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.0 — SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION
SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.0 mb at 129 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.4 — COLOMBIA
COLOMBIA
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.4 mw at 53 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.0 — NEAR EAST COAST OF HONSHU, JAPAN
NEAR EAST COAST OF HONSHU, JAPAN
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.0 mb at 46 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.3 — CRETE, GREECE
CRETE, GREECE
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.3 mb at 39 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.1 — NEAR COAST OF CENTRAL PERU
NEAR COAST OF CENTRAL PERU
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.1 mb at 70 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.1 — MINAHASA, SULAWESI, INDONESIA
MINAHASA, SULAWESI, INDONESIA
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.1 mb at 195 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.1 — KERMADEC ISLANDS REGION
KERMADEC ISLANDS REGION
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.1 mb at 28 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.1 — KEPULAUAN BABAR, INDONESIA
KEPULAUAN BABAR, INDONESIA
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.1 mb at 90 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.0 — MID-INDIAN RIDGE
MID-INDIAN RIDGE
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.0 mb at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.1 — SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION
SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION
GreenEarthquakeEMSC
Magnitude 5.1 mb at 110 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 0. Tonga-Kermadec Volcanic Regions
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. Southwestern Pacific Volcanic Regions
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. South America Volcanic Regions
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 3. South America Volcanic Regions
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 3. Northwestern Pacific Volcanic Regions
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. Sunda-Banda Volcanic Regions
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. Middle America-Caribbean Volcanic Regions
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 3. Western Pacific Volcanic Regions
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. Western Pacific Volcanic Regions
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. Sunda-Banda Volcanic Regions
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 1. Sunda-Banda Volcanic Regions
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. South America Volcanic Regions
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 4. Sunda-Banda Volcanic Regions
Manam (Papua New Guinea) — ongoing eruption since 10 June 2018
Papua New Guinea
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 4. Southwestern Pacific Volcanic Regions
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 0. Eastern Africa Volcanic Regions
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 0. Eastern Africa Volcanic Regions
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. Western Pacific Volcanic Regions
Langila (Papua New Guinea) — ongoing eruption since 22 October 2015
Papua New Guinea
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. Southwestern Pacific Volcanic Regions
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 1. Middle America-Caribbean Volcanic Regions
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 0. Tonga-Kermadec Volcanic Regions
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. South America Volcanic Regions
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 1. Antarctic-Scotia Volcanic Regions
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 0. Somalian-Antarctic Volcanic Regions
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. South America Volcanic Regions
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. Western Pacific Volcanic Regions
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. Middle America-Caribbean Volcanic Regions
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. Western Pacific Volcanic Regions
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. Eastern Africa Volcanic Regions
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 3. Middle America-Caribbean Volcanic Regions
Bagana (Papua New Guinea) — ongoing eruption since 28 February 2000
Papua New Guinea
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. Southwestern Pacific Volcanic Regions
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 4. Northwestern Pacific Volcanic Regions
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. Antarctic-Scotia Volcanic Regions
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. European Volcanic Regions
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 3. Western Pacific Volcanic Regions
GreenVolcanoSmithsonian GVP
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 3. Middle America-Caribbean Volcanic Regions
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