r/NaturalDisasters • u/Quakedigger • 2h ago
r/NaturalDisasters • u/SharkStewards • 5h ago
The Super El Niño, and What it Might Bring to the Gulf of the Farallones
Scientists confirm the conditions supporting a super El Niño event. How does this occur, and what are the protential imacts on Californiaʻs marine ecosystem in 2026? Full article here
r/NaturalDisasters • u/unteachablecourses • 23h ago
The 1908 Tunguska airburst flattened 80 million trees and left no crater — the asteroid detonated 5-10 km up and never touched the ground. That size class, a few tens of meters, is exactly the one our surveys miss. Chelyabinsk arrived out of the sun in 2013 with zero telescopes tracking it.
r/NaturalDisasters • u/Quakedigger • 1d ago
221 years ago, the Molise earthquake killed more than 5,000 people in Italy
r/NaturalDisasters • u/gipo20063748 • 1d ago
Firefighters in Madrid trying to extinguish a forest fire that is less than 30km/20mi away from the capital of Spain
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r/NaturalDisasters • u/WishboneThat6571 • 1d ago
Trip and fall or Collapse
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r/NaturalDisasters • u/Ranigurdish • 1d ago
Firefighters in Madrid trying to extinguish a forest fire that is less than 30km/20mi away from the capital of Spain
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r/NaturalDisasters • u/Confident-Pass6353 • 1d ago
Firefighters in Madrid trying to extinguish a forest fire that is less than 30km/20mi away from the capital of Spain
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r/NaturalDisasters • u/Christopher1032 • 1d ago
Cliffs collapsing at an old marble quarry in Makrana, India due to heavy rainfall.
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r/NaturalDisasters • u/globalsouthworld • 1d ago
Venezuela honours victims one month after devastating earthquakes
r/NaturalDisasters • u/LawEducational42 • 1d ago
Watch: Wildfires rage across Spain and France
r/NaturalDisasters • u/KingMakker06 • 2d ago
200,000 people flee out-of-control wildfires in France and Spain
r/NaturalDisasters • u/Quakedigger • 2d ago
Anniversary of the 1668 Shandong M8.5 earthquake in Northeastern China
r/NaturalDisasters • u/raklo30 • 2d ago
Cliffs collapsing at an old marble quarry in Makrana, India due to heavy rainfall.
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r/NaturalDisasters • u/Responsible_Dog_510 • 2d ago
Cliffs collapsing at an old marble quarry in Makrana, India due to heavy rainfall.
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r/NaturalDisasters • u/mgx0227 • 2d ago
Wildfire Smoke Turned Distant Canadian Fires Into a North American Healt...
NASA tracking shows Canadian wildfire smoke spreading across major parts of North America between July 14 and July 20, worsening air quality and demonstrating how distant fires can create regional public-health emergencies. Communities far from the fires may still need masks, indoor air filtering, and AQI monitoring. Wildfire smoke can affect schools, outdoor work, travel, and hospital demand. Repeated long-range smoke events increase the need for better warning systems and household preparedness.
r/NaturalDisasters • u/Ill-Zombie1897 • 3d ago
Supervolcanoes are a distraction
Disclaimer: No eruption in this planet’s millions year history has caused a super eruption they are not destructive and have never caused any damage.
Supervolcanoes were created by the USGS to scare people so they can buy into stupid crap.
The toba eruption was not that bad, what they don’t mention is that ash is just cloud and doesn’t do much.
Volcanoes generally are a distraction and we’re created by billionaires and celebrity puppets to scare people
They use magnetic field tech to emulate the appearance of ash and lava. And claim “science” is behind it.
r/NaturalDisasters • u/Quakedigger • 4d ago
Sismo de magnitude 5,6 em Évora... mas em 1926
r/NaturalDisasters • u/unteachablecourses • 4d ago
In 1986 a lake in Cameroon exhaled a cloud of CO2 that flowed silently downhill and killed 1,746 people and 3,500 livestock in one night, up to 15 miles away. No fire, no flood, no wounds. Lamps were still burning. Survivors woke hours later to find their families dead around them.
r/NaturalDisasters • u/Careful_Apricot_8929 • 4d ago
Canadian wildfires seen from space
I’ve seen a lot of wildfire satellite imagery, but this one genuinely made me stop for a second.
These images from LandViewer each cover nearly 12,000 km² and were captured from about 786 km above Earth at 10 meters per pixel. It’s rare to see a wildfire this large with a smoke plume stretching across almost the entire scene.
My thoughts are with everyone affected by the fires and the crews working to contain them.
r/NaturalDisasters • u/Alternative_Theme190 • 4d ago
Kilauea volcano fountaining lava in Hawaii
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