Natural disasters today
Every natural hazard event recorded worldwide in the last 24 hours, most severe first, across all sources this site follows.
What natural disasters happened today?
2,227 events have been recorded in the last 24 hours. The most significant is Forestfire — Alakol district (Jetısu oblysy), Kazakhstan.
Counted over the last 24 hours, ending now. Updated automatically as sources publish.
Most significant events — showing 60 of 2,227
Ordered by severity, strongest first — not by how recently they arrived. Each entry says which source published it and whether that source rated the severity itself.
What this page counts
This list mixes very different kinds of statement: official warnings from weather services, instrumental measurements of earthquakes, satellite detections nobody has looked at, and humanitarian situation reports. Each entry says which it is. They are not equivalent, and a long list is not by itself a sign of a bad day.
This site does not issue events
Warnings and evacuation orders come from national agencies. This site collects what they publish and does not issue anything of its own.
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Questions
What natural disasters happened today?
2,227 events have been recorded in the last 24 hours. The most significant is Forestfire — Alakol district (Jetısu oblysy), Kazakhstan. This list mixes very different kinds of statement: official warnings from weather services, instrumental measurements of earthquakes, satellite detections nobody has looked at, and humanitarian situation reports. Each entry says which it is. They are not equivalent, and a long list is not by itself a sign of a bad day.
Does this site issue events?
No. Warnings and evacuation orders come from national agencies. This site collects what they publish and does not issue anything of its own.