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Situation Room

Tracking 871 active events across 10 hazard feeds

Data updated Sep 11, 10:52 UTC
Live Activity
Earthquakes Wildfires Flooding
5 ACTIVE THREATS
Happening now near a story we've told
Los Angeles, California
38 active wildfires nearby right now
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Oregon Coast · Cascadia
1 quake nearby this week (max M3.8)
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Earthquakes
342 this week
Strongest: M5.6 — 93 km SE of Kirakira, Solomon Islands
M5+ 33 M4 90 M3 76
Wildfires
523 active fires
4.7M acres burning • 146 ≥50% contained
Largest: BIG GRASS (578,637 ac)

This Week

Strongest quake this week: M5.6 near 93 km SE of Kirakira
Largest active fire: BIG GRASS — 578,637 acres, 94% contained
2 active flood warnings across the US

Reckonings

The stories behind the hazards — why a place got hit, who it found, and what it still isn't ready for. Sourced, map-driven deep-dives.

Catastrophe
Los Angeles, California
The fire season that came in January
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Catastrophe
Western North Carolina
The hurricane that climbed a mountain
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Success
Enid, Oklahoma
The tornado that killed no one
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Near-miss
Tampa Bay, Florida
The hurricane that pulled the sea out of the bay
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Foretold
Oregon Coast · Cascadia
The earthquake the trees remembered
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Catastrophe
Pacific Northwest
The disaster that left no rubble
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BONUS
Man-made
Oklahoma
The earthquakes Oklahoma made itself
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National Snapshot

342
Earthquakes (7d)
523
Active Wildfires
4
Active Hurricanes
0
Tornado Alerts
2
Flood Warnings
83
Avalanche Zones
165
US Volcanoes
14
Landslide Zones
0
Storm Alerts
17
Drought (D2+)

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September Outlook

Peak of hurricane season. Wildfires continue burning in the West. Fall severe weather season begins in the Southeast.

Earthquakes, volcanoes, and landslides are monitored year-round regardless of season.

Live Data Feeds
Earthquakes 2h ago
Wildfires 7h ago
Hurricanes 7h ago
Tornadoes 2h ago
Flooding 2h ago
Avalanches 6h ago
Volcanoes 6h ago
Landslides 4h ago
Lightning 2h ago
Drought 3d ago

Not for emergency decision-making. Data from USGS, NOAA/NWS, NIFC, Smithsonian GVP, NAC.

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September Peak of hurricane season. Wildfires continue burning in the West. Fall severe weather season begins in the Southeast.