DCDisaster Calendar

Live disaster map · official public feeds

Live disaster map and current alerts

Use this page when you want one quick view of current natural disaster signals, source links, and the next practical preparedness action.

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Disaster Calendar is not an official emergency alert service. Confirm active threats with your local authorities and the official sources linked below.

Current public signals

Latest matching signals.

Public feed snapshot updated at Jul 7, 2026, 8:35 AM UTC. Signal cards are awareness links, not local evacuation instructions.

M3.8 USGS · Earthquake

M 3.8 - 2 km E of Oak Harbor, Washington

2 km E of Oak Harbor, Washington · 2026-07-02

Open source → Prepare →
M5.3 USGS · Earthquake

M 5.3 - 265 km SSE of Dunhuang, China

265 km SSE of Dunhuang, China · 2026-06-30

Open source → Prepare →
M6.5 USGS · Earthquake

M 6.5 - 34 km WSW of Sarangani, Philippines

34 km WSW of Sarangani, Philippines · 2026-06-26

Open source → Prepare →
M7.5 USGS · Earthquake

M 7.5 - 20 km ESE of Yumare, Venezuela

20 km ESE of Yumare, Venezuela · 2026-06-24

Open source → Prepare →
M7.2 USGS · Earthquake

M 7.2 - 21 km ENE of San Felipe, Venezuela

21 km ENE of San Felipe, Venezuela · 2026-06-24

Open source → Prepare →
M5.6 USGS · Earthquake

M 5.6 - 11 km N of Redwood Valley, CA

11 km N of Redwood Valley, CA · 2026-06-24

Open source → Prepare →
M6.6 USGS · Earthquake

M 6.6 - 133 km ESE of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, Russia

133 km ESE of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, Russia · 2026-06-19

Open source → Prepare →

Official and expert sources

Verify with source-of-record pages.

Sources policy

GDACS

Global multi-hazard disaster alerts and coordination signals.

Open source →

USGS earthquake feeds

Recent and significant earthquake feeds.

Open source →

Ready.gov

Preparedness and household planning guidance.

Open source →

Practical context

How to read this page safely.

What a live disaster map can and cannot tell you

A public disaster map is useful for awareness, but it is not a local order, siren, evacuation notice, or forecast guarantee. Treat each marker as a prompt to open the source-of-record and then check your national or local agency.

  • Use global feeds for awareness.
  • Use local emergency agencies for instructions.
  • Use preparedness guides for actions you can finish before conditions worsen.

Why this page is rebuilt as a snapshot

The page is generated from public feeds during scheduled site builds. That keeps the content crawlable, fast, and stable while preserving source links for the latest event details.

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FAQ

Common questions

Is this an official emergency alert service?

No. Disaster Calendar summarizes public signals and links to official sources. During an emergency, follow local authorities.

How often is the map updated?

The public page is refreshed from official feeds during site updates. Source links are provided so you can verify the latest status directly.