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Planetary Risk Watch

Earthquakes, extreme weather, wildfires and near-Earth asteroids — four live channels of public scientific data, plotted on one planet and explained in plain English. Calm by default; it only lights up when the Earth does.

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Planetary watch level

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Based on the last 7 days of tracked events.

  • Wildfires 631
  • Seismic 124
  • Weather 129
  • Asteroid ring 40

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Latest events

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Low 1 hour ago

Cold weather in Yakutsk, Russia — feels like -21.7°C

Feels-like temperature: -21.7 °C

It is -16.7°C in Yakutsk, Russia but feels like -21.7°C with wind chill — bitterly cold, so dress warmly.

Severe weather (Open-Meteo) Source ↗
Low 1 hour ago

Hot weather in Lagos, Nigeria — feels like 32.7°C

Feels-like temperature: 32.7 °C

It is 28.0°C in Lagos, Nigeria but feels like 32.7°C once humidity is counted — hot and humid, so take it easy outdoors.

Severe weather (Open-Meteo) Source ↗
Low 1 hour ago

Hot weather in Bangkok, Thailand — feels like 33.4°C

Feels-like temperature: 33.4 °C

It is 27.5°C in Bangkok, Thailand but feels like 33.4°C once humidity is counted — hot and humid, so take it easy outdoors.

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Medium 1 hour ago

Rapid pressure drop near Moscow, Russia — 11.4 hPa in 24 h

Pressure drop (24 h): 11.4 hPa

Air pressure near Moscow, Russia has fallen 11.4 hPa over the past day — a developing storm system.

Severe weather (Open-Meteo) Source ↗
Low 2 hours ago

M 5.2 - 91 km ESE of Kyzyl-Eshme, Kyrgyzstan

Magnitude: M 5.2

Magnitude 5.2 earthquake — 91 km ESE of Kyzyl-Eshme, Kyrgyzstan, 10 km deep.

Earthquakes (USGS) Source ↗
Low 3 hours ago

Strong winds in Lima, Peru — gusts of 45 km/h

Peak wind gust: 45.4 km/h

Wind gusts have reached 45 km/h in Lima, Peru — a strong, gusty wind that can make walking and driving harder.

Severe weather (Open-Meteo) Source ↗
Low 3 hours ago

Hot weather in Jakarta, Indonesia — feels like 32.1°C

Feels-like temperature: 32.1 °C

It is 26.7°C in Jakarta, Indonesia but feels like 32.1°C once humidity is counted — hot and humid, so take it easy outdoors.

Severe weather (Open-Meteo) Source ↗
High 3 hours ago

Wildfire activity near 40.6°N, 7.5°W — 33 hotspots

Fire radiative power: 5,598 MW

NASA's MODIS satellite sensors detected 33 high-confidence thermal hotspots in this area, with a combined fire radiative power of 5,598 MW (strongest single hotspot 1,042 MW).

Wildfires (NASA FIRMS) Source ↗
Medium 3 hours ago

Wildfire activity near 12.3°N, 5.4°E — 23 hotspots

Fire radiative power: 1,585 MW

NASA's MODIS satellite sensors detected 23 high-confidence thermal hotspots in this area, with a combined fire radiative power of 1,585 MW (strongest single hotspot 265 MW).

Wildfires (NASA FIRMS) Source ↗
High 4 hours ago

Wildfire activity near 19.7°S, 127.9°E — 13 hotspots

Fire radiative power: 3,945 MW

NASA's MODIS satellite sensors detected 13 high-confidence thermal hotspots in this area, with a combined fire radiative power of 3,945 MW (strongest single hotspot 811 MW).

Wildfires (NASA FIRMS) Source ↗
Medium 4 hours ago

Wildfire activity near 15.5°S, 127.9°E — 30 hotspots

Fire radiative power: 2,715 MW

NASA's MODIS satellite sensors detected 30 high-confidence thermal hotspots in this area, with a combined fire radiative power of 2,715 MW (strongest single hotspot 328 MW).

Wildfires (NASA FIRMS) Source ↗
Medium 4 hours ago

Wildfire activity near 18.8°S, 125.0°E — 16 hotspots

Fire radiative power: 1,706 MW

NASA's MODIS satellite sensors detected 16 high-confidence thermal hotspots in this area, with a combined fire radiative power of 1,706 MW (strongest single hotspot 333 MW).

Wildfires (NASA FIRMS) Source ↗
High 4 hours ago

Wildfire activity near 19.4°N, 155.3°W — 18 hotspots

Fire radiative power: 8,330 MW

NASA's MODIS satellite sensors detected 18 high-confidence thermal hotspots in this area, with a combined fire radiative power of 8,330 MW (strongest single hotspot 1,086 MW).

Wildfires (NASA FIRMS) Source ↗
Medium 5 hours ago

Wildfire activity near 11.3°N, 21.4°E — 12 hotspots

Fire radiative power: 1,254 MW

NASA's MODIS satellite sensors detected 12 high-confidence thermal hotspots in this area, with a combined fire radiative power of 1,254 MW (strongest single hotspot 169 MW).

Wildfires (NASA FIRMS) Source ↗
Medium 5 hours ago

Wildfire activity near 5.5°S, 43.5°W — 14 hotspots

Fire radiative power: 1,151 MW

NASA's MODIS satellite sensors detected 14 high-confidence thermal hotspots in this area, with a combined fire radiative power of 1,151 MW (strongest single hotspot 197 MW).

Wildfires (NASA FIRMS) Source ↗
Medium 5 hours ago

Wildfire activity near 6.7°S, 42.4°W — 14 hotspots

Fire radiative power: 962 MW

NASA's MODIS satellite sensors detected 14 high-confidence thermal hotspots in this area, with a combined fire radiative power of 962 MW (strongest single hotspot 142 MW).

Wildfires (NASA FIRMS) Source ↗
High 5 hours ago

Wildfire activity near 9.3°N, 25.5°E — 60 hotspots

Fire radiative power: 3,497 MW

NASA's MODIS satellite sensors detected 60 high-confidence thermal hotspots in this area, with a combined fire radiative power of 3,497 MW (strongest single hotspot 307 MW).

Wildfires (NASA FIRMS) Source ↗
Medium 5 hours ago

Wildfire activity near 8.6°N, 26.4°E — 36 hotspots

Fire radiative power: 1,971 MW

NASA's MODIS satellite sensors detected 36 high-confidence thermal hotspots in this area, with a combined fire radiative power of 1,971 MW (strongest single hotspot 209 MW).

Wildfires (NASA FIRMS) Source ↗
Medium 5 hours ago

Wildfire activity near 9.6°N, 22.7°E — 17 hotspots

Fire radiative power: 1,831 MW

NASA's MODIS satellite sensors detected 17 high-confidence thermal hotspots in this area, with a combined fire radiative power of 1,831 MW (strongest single hotspot 270 MW).

Wildfires (NASA FIRMS) Source ↗
Medium 5 hours ago

Wildfire activity near 8.7°N, 25.5°E — 31 hotspots

Fire radiative power: 1,810 MW

NASA's MODIS satellite sensors detected 31 high-confidence thermal hotspots in this area, with a combined fire radiative power of 1,810 MW (strongest single hotspot 256 MW).

Wildfires (NASA FIRMS) Source ↗
Medium 5 hours ago

Wildfire activity near 9.7°N, 26.6°E — 31 hotspots

Fire radiative power: 1,266 MW

NASA's MODIS satellite sensors detected 31 high-confidence thermal hotspots in this area, with a combined fire radiative power of 1,266 MW (strongest single hotspot 100 MW).

Wildfires (NASA FIRMS) Source ↗
Medium 5 hours ago

Wildfire activity near 9.3°N, 24.6°E — 17 hotspots

Fire radiative power: 1,090 MW

NASA's MODIS satellite sensors detected 17 high-confidence thermal hotspots in this area, with a combined fire radiative power of 1,090 MW (strongest single hotspot 251 MW).

Wildfires (NASA FIRMS) Source ↗
Medium 5 hours ago

Wildfire activity near 6.6°N, 32.3°E — 14 hotspots

Fire radiative power: 973 MW

NASA's MODIS satellite sensors detected 14 high-confidence thermal hotspots in this area, with a combined fire radiative power of 973 MW (strongest single hotspot 168 MW).

Wildfires (NASA FIRMS) Source ↗
Medium 5 hours ago

Wildfire activity near 22.1°S, 23.6°E — 14 hotspots

Fire radiative power: 2,008 MW

NASA's MODIS satellite sensors detected 14 high-confidence thermal hotspots in this area, with a combined fire radiative power of 2,008 MW (strongest single hotspot 521 MW).

Wildfires (NASA FIRMS) Source ↗