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Natural disasters in November 2026 so far

So far in November 2026 (1–2 November 2026), this site counted 708 natural hazard events from official feeds, 574 of them rated severe or extreme (satellite fire detections and routine regional warnings are not counted). The most common were severe storm events (197). The United States had the most recorded events (170). The largest earthquake was magnitude 6.0 in Vanuatu on 1 November.

This month is not over. The figures cover 1–2 November 2026 and change as new events are recorded. The full month is fixed once it ends.

708Events counted so far
93Extreme
481Severe
131Earthquakes

By hazard and severity

Severity is the level the issuing agency or feed gave each event.

HazardExtremeSevereModerateMinorTotal
Severe Storm 1418300 197
Earthquake 019121 131
Wildfire 447400 118
Heavy Rain 219500 116
Flood 09900 99
Hurricane / Cyclone / Typhoon 10720 19
Cold Wave 01600 16
Heatwave 3300 6
Volcanic Activity 0120 3
Storm Surge 1100 2
Landslide 0100 1
All hazards 9348113121 708

The most serious events

Ranked by severity, then magnitude. At most 2 from one hazard in one country, so one storm warned region by region does not fill the list.

EventTypeSeverityWhereDate (UTC)
Heavy Rain with gale winds 110-110 kmph gusting to 120 kmph is very likely to occur at many places over Bapatla, Eluru, Guntur, Krishna, Markapuram, NTR, Palnadu, Prakasam, Sri Potti Sriramulu Nellore Heavy Rain Extreme India 2 Nov
The SEVERE CYCLONIC STORM MURASU with maximum wind speed of 100-110 gusting to 120 Kmph lays centred at 2330 IST of 02.11.26 near latitude 15.1N and longitude 80.4E, 50 Km southeast of Ongole, Andhra Hurricane / Cyclone / Typhoon Extreme India 2 Nov
Heavy Rain with gale wind 100-110 kmph gusting 120 kmph is very likely to occur at many places over Bapatla, Guntur, Krishna, Markapuram, Palnadu and Prakasam districts in next 3 hours., India Heavy Rain Extreme India 2 Nov
Cyclone Murasu is set to cross the coast tonight. Under its influence, your area is likely to experience heavy to very heavy rainfall accompanied by strong winds. People are advised to remain alert an Hurricane / Cyclone / Typhoon Extreme India 2 Nov
LLUVIAS Y TORMENTAS ELÉCTRICAS — Esmeraldas, Noroccidente de Pichincha e Imbabura, Ecuador Heavy Rain Extreme Ecuador 2 Nov
The meteorological station of Jiangcheng Hani and Yi Autonomous County issued a red rainstorm warning [Level I/especially serious], China Heavy Rain Extreme China 2 Nov
Red warning for North East Aegean Islands, Greece Severe Storm Extreme Greece 2 Nov
Red warning for Central Makedonia, Greece Severe Storm Extreme Greece 2 Nov
Forestfire — Alakol district (Jetısu oblysy), Kazakhstan Wildfire Extreme Kazakhstan 2 Nov
Red Rain Warning — Basilicata Heavy Rain Extreme Italy 2 Nov
Red Rain Warning — Puglia Heavy Rain Extreme Italy 2 Nov
Heavy precipitation and strong wind! — Dobrich Severe Storm Extreme Bulgaria 2 Nov
Heavy precipitation and strong wind! — Dobrich Severe Storm Extreme Bulgaria 2 Nov
Forestfire — Atyrau (Atyrau Region), Kazakhstan Wildfire Extreme Kazakhstan 2 Nov
High Wave WARNING for the coasts of East Godavari, West Godavari, Krishna, Guntur, AP. High waves in the range of 3.0-6.2 meters are forecasted during 13:30 hours on 2-11-2026 to 12:00 hours on 3-11-2 Storm Surge Extreme India 2 Nov

Countries with the most recorded events

A count of events, not of harm: a country with a dense warning network records more than one without.

53 events, mostly at sea, have no country and are counted only in the totals.

Earthquakes by magnitude

Earthquakes this site recorded. Very small ones are not collected, so the lowest band is not a full count.

MagnitudeEarthquakes
7.0 and above0
6.0 to 6.91
5.0 to 5.99
4.0 to 4.978
below 4.043

Largest: M6.0 Earthquake — Vanuatu, 1 November 2026, 11:47 UTC.

Compared with other months

Too early in the month to compare: fewer than 7 days are covered.

Daily reports for November 2026

1 Nov

What is counted

Events this site stored from official feeds whose event time falls in 1–2 November 2026 (UTC). Not counted: NASA FIRMS satellite fire detections (grid cells, not named fires), US National Weather Service county warnings, tornado and marine warnings, and national weather warnings below "severe". Those are hundreds a day and would measure how busy each agency is rather than what happened. The daily reports count every stored record, so their totals are larger.

Recorded is not the same as happened. A flood in a country with no public alerting may not appear at all, and one storm can arrive as several records. These are events, not casualties. Full method on methodology.

Sources this month

Each feed's terms and update cadence: data sources.