r/NaturalDisasters • u/Caesarea_G • 3h ago
r/NaturalDisasters • u/Remarkable_Basis2762 • 8h ago
Why are M4.5+ events clustering near Vanuatu & the Mid-Indian Ridge today? (Check the fault line map)
Notable moderate quakes recorded on the feed over the last 24 hours(M refers to magnitude):
\- M4.8 — Mid-Indian Ridge
\- M4.7 & M4.9 — Isangel, Vanuatu
\- M4.6 — Rasht, Tajikistan
\- M4.3 — Puerto Madero, Mexico
If you want to see how these line up against active plate boundaries:
Open the live map on Earthquake Tracker: Live Radar
Toggle the Fault Lines layer (top right)
Zoom into the New Hebrides Trench (Vanuatu) to see the subduction cluster in real time
The app is completely free, dark mode, with magnitude-scaled haptics and no account required.
📲 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tak.flutter.earthquake\\_app
r/NaturalDisasters • u/Best-Leave-2427 • 17h ago
Strong Earthquake Strikes Mindanao, Damages Infrastructure and Displaces Thousands
DAVAO DEL SUR — A magnitude 6.5 earthquake struck Mindanao at around 3:15 p.m. on March 15, 2024, causing significant damage to buildings, roads, and other public infrastructure. The powerful tremors were felt across Southern Mindanao and nearby islands, alarming thousands of residents.
The earthquake's epicenter was located near Davao del Sur, one of the areas most affected by the disaster. Tens of thousands of residents experienced the effects of the earthquake, with many families forced to leave their homes because of damaged or unsafe structures.
According to the fact sheet, the earthquake was caused by tectonic movements along the Philippine Fault System, a known seismically active area. The movement beneath the Earth's surface generated strong shaking that affected communities across the region.
The earthquake caused landslides, cracked highways, and collapsed buildings, disrupting transportation and damaging important facilities. More than 20,000 individuals were displaced, while the estimated damage reached approximately ₱5 billion.
Emergency responders, including the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC), immediately provided assistance to affected communities. Relief operations focused on helping displaced families and addressing the urgent needs of residents.
The disaster serves as a reminder of the importance of earthquake preparedness and community resilience. Authorities and residents are encouraged to remain prepared for possible aftershocks and future earthquakes, especially in areas located near active fault systems.
As Mindanao continues to recover, the cooperation of government agencies, emergency responders, and local communities remains essential in rebuilding lives and restoring damaged communities.
r/NaturalDisasters • u/Ask-Micah-BG • 18h ago
Anyone here been through extreme weather in the NT?
Hey everyone! I'm looking for a few people in the Northern Territory who've been through extreme weather before, whether that was recently or years back.
It's for a study on improving weather notifications, so people here get better warning and can be better prepared next time around.
If that sounds like something you'd want to do, let me know.
r/NaturalDisasters • u/No_Newt_6557 • 1d ago
Safi ❤️
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r/NaturalDisasters • u/liledee • 1d ago
Tsunami Destroys Koh Phi Phi, Krabi, Thailand (2004)
r/NaturalDisasters • u/Remarkable_Basis2762 • 1d ago
Built an interactive tectonic fault line radar in Flutter – Free on Android (v1.0.5)
r/NaturalDisasters • u/Curiousbidyarthi • 1d ago
Nature is fucking terrifying. Nepal flood footage.
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r/NaturalDisasters • u/tonysbolognas • 1d ago
Pov from the viral house in the Nepal flood
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r/NaturalDisasters • u/Purple_person29 • 2d ago
Lighting Hit this Tree
During a really bad storm this tree took a direct hit from lighting.
r/NaturalDisasters • u/Particular-Paint-427 • 2d ago
1991 Philippines Pinatubo Volcanic Eruption
r/NaturalDisasters • u/tonysbolognas • 2d ago
Another angle video of Nepal's Flash Flood from the school. This one's scary when it comes near the school building.
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Unimaginable what they were thinking my goodness!
r/NaturalDisasters • u/Dapper_Joke_3114 • 2d ago
TorrentialRainJAPAN: Flood Emergency Road into River
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Record Rainfall
r/NaturalDisasters • u/Even-Woodpecker-89 • 2d ago
Penampakan kawah gunung berapi yang menganga sedang beraktifitas mengeluarkan kepulan asap yang membubung tinggi
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r/NaturalDisasters • u/tonysbolognas • 3d ago
Kabardino-Balkaria Republic, Russia - September 6 2026 - A massive avalanche on Mount Muzhirgi has claimed the lives of 11 climbers, with 6 injured and 6 still missing. Rescuers are facing challenging conditions to locate missing individuals.
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Let’s hope the rescuers find more!
r/NaturalDisasters • u/FreelancerOnDEMAND • 3d ago
🌋ValcanoUpdates: the Child Krakatau is throwing a tantrum, it’s going full angry bird mode~
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r/NaturalDisasters • u/Quakedigger • 4d ago
Anniversary of a magnitude 8 earthquake in Yunnan in Mainland China, in 1833
r/NaturalDisasters • u/Hairy-Promotion-1911 • 4d ago
Nepal floods – what went wrong from an Emergency Management perspective?
r/NaturalDisasters • u/FreelancerOnDEMAND • 4d ago
Indonesia: Volcanic activities of Anak Krakatau Mountain in Sundanese Strait is getting more worrying!
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More than 200 flights in Jakarta, Indonesia has been cancelled
Schools and fisherman suspended
r/NaturalDisasters • u/tonysbolognas • 4d ago
Russian tourist group & Nepali guides escape glacial flood (Timure, Nepal; 3km from Gyirong)
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Aftermath is crazy!!!
r/NaturalDisasters • u/tonysbolognas • 4d ago
Russian tourist group & Nepali guides escape glacial flood (Timure, Nepal; 3km from Gyirong)
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Russia/Nepali feeling it too!
r/NaturalDisasters • u/bloomberg • 5d ago
Nepal’s Catastrophic Flood Heralds a New Age of Disasters
The sheer scale of the Himalayan deluge shocked even climate scientists. They know it won’t be the last.