World pulse

What public agencies reported in the last 24 hours. 0 located events at red only.
earthquake cyclone flood drought wildfire volcano weather outbreak ice landslide other

Last 24h vs the previous 30 days

wildfire 271 baseline building (0.1d of 7)
weather 31 baseline building (0.1d of 7)
volcano 20 baseline building (0.1d of 7)
earthquake 14 baseline building (0.1d of 7)
drought 13 baseline building (0.1d of 7)
flood 10 baseline building (0.1d of 7)
cyclone 2 baseline building (0.1d of 7)
ice 0 baseline building (0.1d of 7)
outbreak 0 baseline building (0.1d of 7)

Feeds

eonet 3m ago
gdacs 3m ago
gvp 3m ago
nws 3m ago
swpc 3m ago
usgs 3m ago
who 3m ago
A stale feed means missing dots, not a calm world.

Geomagnetic activity (Kp)

latest 1.67 quiet
NOAA SWPC, 3-hourly. Dashed line = storm level (Kp 5).

Latest

    What this is. A live view of what public agencies have already published: USGS earthquakes (M4.5+), GDACS multi-hazard alerts (quake, cyclone, flood, drought, wildfire, volcano), US National Weather Service severe and extreme alerts, and NOAA space weather. Every dot keeps its source, timestamp and link. Nothing here is forecast, scored or blended into an index — separate feeds stay separate.
    Reading it. Counts are compared with the same category's own previous 30 days, so a region with constant flooding does not read as news. A "usual" rate needs our own collection history, not the feeds' backfill, so nothing is compared until seven days of polling have accumulated — until then the page says "baseline building". Alerts without coordinates (US zone-only warnings) are stored but not plotted. "Alert level" is each feed's own wording ranked together: GDACS green/orange/red, NWS severe/extreme, and earthquakes by magnitude (M5+ notable, M6+ major) — GDACS posts hundreds of routine green wildfire notices, so the filter matters. Times are UTC.
    480 events stored since 2025-06-11.