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Magnitude 5.5 — SOUTHEAST OF LOYALTY ISLANDS
SOUTHEAST OF LOYALTY ISLANDSMagnitude 5.5 mw at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.6 — SOLOMON ISLANDS
SOLOMON ISLANDSMagnitude 5.6 mw at 44 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.6 — VANUATU
VANUATUMagnitude 5.6 mw at 8 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.5 — NEW IRELAND REGION, P.N.G.
NEW IRELAND REGION, P.N.G.Magnitude 5.5 mw at 105 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 3.7 — 20 km E of Castle Rock, Washington
20 km E of Castle Rock, Washington1021 felt reports. Significant event flagged by USGS.
Magnitude 5.5 — KURIL ISLANDS
KURIL ISLANDSMagnitude 5.5 mw at 35 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Eruption Krakatau
IndonesiaOrange Eruption Krakatau in Indonesia at: 04 Sep 2026 21:00.
Magnitude 5.5 — FOX ISLANDS, ALEUTIAN ISLANDS
FOX ISLANDS, ALEUTIAN ISLANDSMagnitude 5.5 mw at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.4 — 21 km WNW of Jiangyou, China
21 km WNW of Jiangyou, China6 felt reports. Significant event flagged by USGS.
Magnitude 6.3 — 84 km SSW of Nikolski, Alaska
84 km SSW of Nikolski, Alaska3 felt reports. Tsunami evaluation issued. Significant event flagged by USGS.
Magnitude 6.2 — SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION
SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGIONMagnitude 6.2 mw at 113 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.9 — SOUTHERN EAST PACIFIC RISE
SOUTHERN EAST PACIFIC RISEMagnitude 5.9 mw at 15 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.6 — OFFSHORE CHIAPAS, MEXICO
OFFSHORE CHIAPAS, MEXICOMagnitude 5.6 mw at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.6 — PAPUA, INDONESIA
PAPUA, INDONESIAMagnitude 5.6 mb at 62 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.6 — HALMAHERA, INDONESIA
HALMAHERA, INDONESIAMagnitude 5.6 mb at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.5 — FLORES REGION, INDONESIA
FLORES REGION, INDONESIAMagnitude 5.5 mb at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.8 — KERMADEC ISLANDS, NEW ZEALAND
KERMADEC ISLANDS, NEW ZEALANDMagnitude 5.8 mb at 34 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Earthquake in China
ChinaOrange M 5 Earthquake in China at: 28 Aug 2026 05:13:35.
Magnitude 5.2 — 55 km NW of Kodāri̇̄, Nepal
55 km NW of Kodāri̇̄, Nepal2 felt reports. Significant event flagged by USGS.
Magnitude 4.9 — 4 km NNE of Jalālābād, Afghanistan
4 km NNE of Jalālābād, Afghanistan1 felt reports. Significant event flagged by USGS.
Magnitude 5.8 — 2 km NNW of Toride, Japan
2 km NNW of Toride, Japan154 felt reports. Significant event flagged by USGS.
Flood in China
ChinaOrange Flood in China from: 22 Aug 2026 01 to: 26 Aug 2026 01.
Magnitude 6.7 — 37 km NE of Tambo, Peru
37 km NE of Tambo, Peru75 felt reports. Significant event flagged by USGS.
Magnitude 5.5 — 269 km SSE of Dunhuang, China
269 km SSE of Dunhuang, ChinaSignificant event flagged by USGS.
Tropical Cyclone SAUDEL-26
Japan, China, Northern Mariana IslandsOrange Tropical Cyclone SAUDEL-26 in Japan, China, Northern Mariana Islands from: 18 Aug 2026 to: 03 Sep 2026 .
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Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 3. Southwestern Pacific Volcanic Regions
Magnitude 5.3 — FLORES REGION, INDONESIA
FLORES REGION, INDONESIAMagnitude 5.3 mw at 10 km depth. Reported by NEIC.
Magnitude 5.1 — VANUATU
VANUATUMagnitude 5.1 mw at 10 km depth. Reported by NEIC.
Magnitude 5.0 — KERMADEC ISLANDS REGION
KERMADEC ISLANDS REGIONMagnitude 5.0 mb at 568 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.3 — OFF COAST OF OREGON
OFF COAST OF OREGONMagnitude 5.3 mw at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.2 — SOUTHERN EAST PACIFIC RISE
SOUTHERN EAST PACIFIC RISEMagnitude 5.2 mb at 9 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.0 — SOUTHERN EAST PACIFIC RISE
SOUTHERN EAST PACIFIC RISEMagnitude 5.0 mb at 10 km depth. Reported by GFZ.
Magnitude 5.3 — OFFSHORE CHIAPAS, MEXICO
OFFSHORE CHIAPAS, MEXICOMagnitude 5.3 mw at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.3 — CARLSBERG RIDGE
CARLSBERG RIDGEMagnitude 5.3 mw at 10 km depth. Reported by GFZ.
Magnitude 5.2 — NORTHERN SUMATRA, INDONESIA
NORTHERN SUMATRA, INDONESIAMagnitude 5.2 mb at 92 km depth. Reported by NEIC.
Magnitude 5.1 — CATAMARCA, ARGENTINA
CATAMARCA, ARGENTINAMagnitude 5.1 mw at 4 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.0 — SOUTHERN SUMATRA, INDONESIA
SOUTHERN SUMATRA, INDONESIAMagnitude 5.0 mb at 59 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.0 — SOUTH OF PANAMA
SOUTH OF PANAMAMagnitude 5.0 mw at 20 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.0 — CENTRAL MID-ATLANTIC RIDGE
CENTRAL MID-ATLANTIC RIDGEMagnitude 5.0 mw at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.1 — NORTHERN SUMATRA, INDONESIA
NORTHERN SUMATRA, INDONESIAMagnitude 5.1 mb at 93 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.4 — KERMADEC ISLANDS REGION
KERMADEC ISLANDS REGIONMagnitude 5.4 mw at 15 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.0 — SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION
SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGIONMagnitude 5.0 mb at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.2 — JAVA, INDONESIA
JAVA, INDONESIAMagnitude 5.2 mb at 79 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.0 — RAT ISLANDS, ALEUTIAN ISLANDS
RAT ISLANDS, ALEUTIAN ISLANDSMagnitude 5.0 mb at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.0 — GULF OF PARIA, VENEZUELA
GULF OF PARIA, VENEZUELAMagnitude 5.0 mb at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.3 — FOX ISLANDS, ALEUTIAN ISLANDS
FOX ISLANDS, ALEUTIAN ISLANDSMagnitude 5.3 mw at 15 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.0 — FIJI REGION
FIJI REGIONMagnitude 5.0 mb at 567 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.2 — NORTHERN QINGHAI, CHINA
NORTHERN QINGHAI, CHINAMagnitude 5.2 mw at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.1 — OWEN FRACTURE ZONE REGION
OWEN FRACTURE ZONE REGIONMagnitude 5.1 mb at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.2 — FOX ISLANDS, ALEUTIAN ISLANDS
FOX ISLANDS, ALEUTIAN ISLANDSMagnitude 5.2 mb at 16 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.1 — WESTERN XIZANG
WESTERN XIZANGMagnitude 5.1 mb at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.1 — OFFSHORE COQUIMBO, CHILE
OFFSHORE COQUIMBO, CHILEMagnitude 5.1 mw at 56 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.4 — VANUATU
VANUATUMagnitude 5.4 mw at 91 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.4 — EASTERN NEW GUINEA REG., P.N.G.
EASTERN NEW GUINEA REG., P.N.G.Magnitude 5.4 mw at 50 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.2 — FOX ISLANDS, ALEUTIAN ISLANDS
FOX ISLANDS, ALEUTIAN ISLANDSMagnitude 5.2 mb at 9 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.2 — SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION
SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGIONMagnitude 5.2 mw at 84 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.2 — SOUTH ISLAND OF NEW ZEALAND
SOUTH ISLAND OF NEW ZEALANDMagnitude 5.2 mw at 5 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.3 — SOUTH ISLAND OF NEW ZEALAND
SOUTH ISLAND OF NEW ZEALANDMagnitude 5.3 mb at 10 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.2 — FOX ISLANDS, ALEUTIAN ISLANDS
FOX ISLANDS, ALEUTIAN ISLANDSMagnitude 5.2 mb at 30 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.0 — VANUATU
VANUATUMagnitude 5.0 mb at 112 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.3 — MINDANAO, PHILIPPINES
MINDANAO, PHILIPPINESMagnitude 5.3 mw at 124 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.3 — FOX ISLANDS, ALEUTIAN ISLANDS
FOX ISLANDS, ALEUTIAN ISLANDSMagnitude 5.3 mw at 23 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.1 — SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGION
SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS REGIONMagnitude 5.1 mb at 135 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.0 — MOLUCCA SEA
MOLUCCA SEAMagnitude 5.0 mb at 40 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.1 — SOUTHWEST INDIAN RIDGE
SOUTHWEST INDIAN RIDGEMagnitude 5.1 mb at 16 km depth. Reported by EMSC.
Magnitude 5.0 — PACIFIC-ANTARCTIC RIDGE
PACIFIC-ANTARCTIC RIDGEMagnitude 5.0 mw at 10 km depth. Reported by GFZ.
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 0. Tonga-Kermadec Volcanic Regions
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. Southwestern Pacific Volcanic Regions
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. South America Volcanic Regions
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 3. South America Volcanic Regions
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 3. Northwestern Pacific Volcanic Regions
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. Sunda-Banda Volcanic Regions
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. Middle America-Caribbean Volcanic Regions
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 3. Western Pacific Volcanic Regions
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. Western Pacific Volcanic Regions
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. Sunda-Banda Volcanic Regions
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 1. Sunda-Banda Volcanic Regions
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. South America Volcanic Regions
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 GuineaContinuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 4. Southwestern Pacific Volcanic Regions
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 0. Eastern Africa Volcanic Regions
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 0. Eastern Africa Volcanic Regions
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 GuineaContinuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. Southwestern Pacific Volcanic Regions
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 1. Middle America-Caribbean Volcanic Regions
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 0. Tonga-Kermadec Volcanic Regions
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. South America Volcanic Regions
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 1. Antarctic-Scotia Volcanic Regions
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 0. Somalian-Antarctic Volcanic Regions
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. South America Volcanic Regions
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. Western Pacific Volcanic Regions
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. Middle America-Caribbean Volcanic Regions
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. Western Pacific Volcanic Regions
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. Eastern Africa Volcanic Regions
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 GuineaContinuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. Southwestern Pacific Volcanic Regions
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 4. Northwestern Pacific Volcanic Regions
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. Antarctic-Scotia Volcanic Regions
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 2. European Volcanic Regions
Continuing eruption in the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program’s eruption record. Largest explosivity index recorded so far VEI 3. Western Pacific Volcanic Regions
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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El lunes 10 de agosto de 2026, Colombia fue sacudida por un potente terremoto de magnitud 7,4. El sismo causó una destrucción generalizada, y su epicentro se ubicó en San José del Palmar, al oeste de la capital, Bogotá. El temblor se sintió en varias ciudades de todo el país. Más de 200 personas per
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