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Natural Disaster Map: Earthquakes, Floods, Fires and Storms This Week

Earthquakes, floods, wildfires, storms, eruptions and landslides reported worldwide in the last 7 days, on a map with the reports behind each event and whether it could be seen from orbit.

Quick answer — what Off-Nadir Delta is

In the 7 days to 8 October 2026, 467 events of this kind were reported worldwide and placed on the Delta Watchfloor. This page counts one category: earthquakes, floods, wildfires, storms, volcanic eruptions, landslides, drought and extreme weather. Every event shows three things: the reports behind it, how precisely it is located, and whether it could be seen from orbit.

Events from the last 7 days

  1. Natural Disaster · Lhende river stretch

    Nepal Struggles After Tragedy That Killed Over A Thousand

    PinpointedObservable from orbit1 publisher
  2. Natural Disaster · Nepal

    Trishuli Valley Flood

    ReportedLocation too coarse to image1 publisher
  3. Natural Disaster · Barahachaur area

    Glacier collapse triggers catastrophic floods in Nepal; separate rain-induced disasters follow

    PinpointedObservable from orbit67 publishers · 47 distinct texts
  4. Natural Disaster · Nepal

    Bhotekoshi Trishuli flood

    ReportedLocation too coarse to image1 publisher
  5. Natural Disaster · Mozambique

    Mozambique Floods 2026

    ReportedLocation too coarse to image1 publisher
  6. Natural Disaster · Nepal

    Nepal's Flood Aftermath

    ReportedLocation too coarse to image1 publisher
  7. Natural Disaster · Nepal

    Bhotekoshi disaster: Authorities face daunting task of DNA analysis

    ReportedLocation too coarse to image1 publisher
  8. Natural Disaster · base camp of Mt Himlung

    Himlung Avalanche

    LocalizedObservable from orbit1 publisher
  9. Natural Disaster · Jamaica

    Hurricane Melissa's Impact on Jamaica

    ReportedLocation too coarse to image1 publisher
  10. Natural Disaster · Nepal

    Nepal Earthquake and Flood Recovery

    ReportedLocation too coarse to image1 publisher

A sample of 467, highest severity first. See them all on the map →

Places named most often

United States · 82India · 19Nepal · 14Thailand · 14Indonesia · 9Philippines · 8Australia · 7Canada · 5

Event data powered by the GDELT Project. The list and the places are taken from a sample of up to 500 events in the window; the total counts every placed event. Updated hourly. For situational awareness only — not for tracking or targeting individuals.

What This Page Counts

This page counts one category: earthquakes, floods, wildfires, storms, volcanic eruptions, landslides, drought and extreme weather.

Looking at These Events From Orbit

Radar imagery works through cloud, which matters during a storm or flood; optical imagery needs a clear sky. Active fires can be overlaid on the Map. See the Sentinel-1 SAR viewer and the Sentinel-2 viewer, or read how the Watchfloor works.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this natural disaster map show?▼
This page counts one category: earthquakes, floods, wildfires, storms, volcanic eruptions, landslides, drought and extreme weather. It covers events reported worldwide in the last 7 days that could be placed on the map.
Where do the events come from?▼
Events are drawn from global news media and official hazard feeds. Reports about the same event are folded into one entry, which shows how many outlets carried it. An event is placed only as precisely as the reporting names the place.
What do the three markers on each event mean?▼
Every event shows three things: the reports behind it, how precisely it is located, and whether it could be seen from orbit. They are shown on every event so you can judge it before opening it.
Is it free?▼
Browsing is free. Without an account you can see the previous day’s top events and every event on the map; a free account opens every event. The real-time view of today, a chosen date range and the full detail of each event are on paid plans — see the pricing page.

See every event on the Watchfloor

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