What the planet didin the past seven days
462 natural events observed since 20 Oct, 06:56 UTC: 367 earthquakes, 85 wildfires, 6 severe storms and 4 sea and lake ice. Each one links to the agency that reported it.
- M 2.5 - 80 km E of Chignik, AlaskaEarthquakes · 27 Oct, 06:42 UTC13 min ago
- M 4.1 - 5 km SW of Azogues, EcuadorEarthquakes · 27 Oct, 03:55 UTC3 h ago
- M 3.0 - 49 km N of Suárez, Puerto RicoEarthquakes · 27 Oct, 03:16 UTC4 h ago
- M 4.9 - 69 km WSW of Kirakira, Solomon IslandsEarthquakes · 27 Oct, 02:02 UTC5 h ago
- M 3.3 - 39 km WSW of Stella, Puerto RicoEarthquakes · 27 Oct, 01:56 UTC5 h ago
- M 4.6 - 203 km SSE of Tateyama, JapanEarthquakes · 27 Oct, 01:17 UTC6 h ago
The strongest earthquake
M 7.0 - 191 km ENE of Nagqu, China, at 22 Oct 2026, 14:33 UTC, 18.0 km deep. USGS lists its solution as reviewed.
367 earthquakes of magnitude 2.5 or more were recorded worldwide in the same seven days; 61 reached magnitude 5.
Storms being followed
EONET follows 10 storms observed in the past two weeks. Each position below is one the warning centres published; the globe draws the full track.
Around Tropical Cyclone Arnab’s latest reported position.
Fires
85 wildfires were reported in the past seven days. The largest by reported area is Wildfire in Australia 1033018, at 26,776 hectares.
65 more are on the globe.
Volcanoes, water and ice
How to read this page
Times are in UTC and are the time each source observed the event, not when we fetched it. Wildfire areas are as reported by the incident system EONET cites, often well after ignition. Earthquake magnitudes are USGS solutions and may be revised. Nothing here is a warning; follow your national agencies for that.
Data last retrieved 27 Oct 2026, 06:56 UTC. Sources and methods