This week on Earth
4–10 May 2026 (ISO week 2026-W19, in UTC): 11 earthquakes of M 5.5+, 6 floods, 10 sea and lake ice, 1 severe storms, 1 volcanoes, 6 wildfires.
Largest earthquake of the week
M 6.1 — Rat Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
Earthquake (ml) · depth 16.3 km · 2026-05-09 04:42 UTC
Earthquakes of magnitude 5.5 and above
- M6.1
M 6.1 — Rat Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
Earthquake (ml) · depth 16.3 km · 2026-05-09 04:42 UTC
source: USGS
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M 6.0 — 10 km WSW of Nena, Philippines
Earthquake (mww) · depth 43 km · 2026-05-04 06:09 UTC · PAGER alert: green
source: USGS
Open on the map → - M5.8
M 5.8 — 70 km S of Tambolaka, Indonesia
Earthquake (mww) · depth 22 km · 2026-05-05 06:44 UTC · PAGER alert: green
source: USGS
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M 5.8 — 126 km ENE of Pauanui, New Zealand
Earthquake (mww) · depth 7 km · 2026-05-05 08:00 UTC · PAGER alert: green
source: USGS
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M 5.8 — 233 km ESE of Attu Station, Alaska
Earthquake (mww) · depth 10 km · 2026-05-06 14:15 UTC · PAGER alert: green
source: USGS
Open on the map → - M5.8
M 5.8 — southeast Indian Ridge
Earthquake (mww) · depth 10 km · 2026-05-08 07:17 UTC · PAGER alert: green
source: USGS
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M 5.8 — 296 km WSW of Adak, Alaska
Earthquake (mww) · depth 37.4 km · 2026-05-09 04:42 UTC · PAGER alert: green
source: USGS
Open on the map → - M5.6
M 5.6 — 109 km SSE of Lorengau, Papua New Guinea
Earthquake (mww) · depth 10 km · 2026-05-08 12:22 UTC · PAGER alert: green
source: USGS
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M 5.5 — 0 km SW of San Juan Jicayán, Mexico
Earthquake (mww) · depth 18 km · 2026-05-04 15:19 UTC · PAGER alert: green
source: USGS
Open on the map → - M5.5
M 5.5 — 22 km ENE of Baculin, Philippines
Earthquake (mww) · depth 29 km · 2026-05-06 15:35 UTC · PAGER alert: green
source: USGS
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M 5.5 — 19 km ENE of Cañete, Chile
Earthquake (mww) · depth 35 km · 2026-05-10 02:34 UTC · PAGER alert: green
source: USGS
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Natural events tracked by NASA EONET
Floods
- 05/07
- 05/05
- 05/06
- 05/04
- 05/06
- 05/09
Sea and Lake Ice
- 05/08
Iceberg B22A
Sea and Lake Ice · 725 sq NM · 2026-05-08
source: BYU_ICE · NATICE · EONET
Open on the map → - 05/08
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Severe Storms
- 05/10
Volcanoes
- 05/08
Wildfires
- 05/09
Wildfire in Russian Federation 1028636
Wildfires · burned area 49,518 ha · 2026-05-09
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Wildfire in Russian Federation 1028645
Wildfires · burned area 28,788 ha · 2026-05-09
Open on the map → - 05/10
Wildfire in Russian Federation 1028682
Wildfires · burned area 14,345 ha · 2026-05-10
Open on the map → - 05/10
- 05/05
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68 smaller wildfires (stated burned area under 10,000 ha) are counted here and not listed.
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What this page states
Every line is what a public record states: USGS’s magnitude, time, depth and place for an earthquake (the place is written by USGS, in English), and EONET’s title, dates and originating source for every other event. IntMap adds no description of damage or consequences.
A week is ISO 8601’s: Monday 00:00 UTC to the following Monday. An event that lasts several days appears in every week in which EONET has an observation of it, at its latest position in that week.
The largest earthquake is chosen by USGS’s magnitude; with no earthquake, the storm with the highest wind EONET states. Nothing is ranked by judgement.
Wildfires are listed when the burned area EONET states is 10,000 ha (100 km²) or more; the rest are counted. An event EONET gives only as an outline is listed and not placed, because those outlines do not state their axis order.
Sources
Earthquakes: U.S. Geological Survey, Earthquake Hazards Program — FDSN event service. U.S. public domain. U.S. public domain
Natural events: NASA Earth Observatory Natural Event Tracker (EONET) v3, with the originating source named on each event. A U.S. Government work; courtesy of NASA. U.S. Government work, not subject to copyright; NASA asks to be acknowledged