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
Natural Disaster · Lhende river stretch
Nepal Struggles After Tragedy That Killed Over A Thousand
PinpointedObservable from orbit1 publisherNatural Disaster · Nepal
ReportedLocation too coarse to image1 publisherNatural Disaster · Barahachaur area
Glacier collapse triggers catastrophic floods in Nepal; separate rain-induced disasters follow
PinpointedObservable from orbit67 publishers · 47 distinct textsNatural Disaster · Nepal
ReportedLocation too coarse to image1 publisherNatural Disaster · Mozambique
ReportedLocation too coarse to image1 publisherNatural Disaster · Nepal
ReportedLocation too coarse to image1 publisherNatural Disaster · Nepal
Bhotekoshi disaster: Authorities face daunting task of DNA analysis
ReportedLocation too coarse to image1 publisherNatural Disaster · base camp of Mt Himlung
LocalizedObservable from orbit1 publisherNatural Disaster · Jamaica
Hurricane Melissa's Impact on Jamaica
ReportedLocation too coarse to image1 publisherNatural 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
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.
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