Seismic activity, eruptions, and earth science.
Mayon volcano in the Philippines remains under Alert Level 3 with ongoing explosive strombolian eruptions and lava effusions, while Kīlauea in Hawaii has paused its summit eruption. Minor seismic activity continues globally with weak magnitude 2-3 earthquakes recorded in New Zealand, Indonesia, and Colombia over the past day.
Kīlauea volcano in Hawaii enters a critical forecasting window with episode 51 fountaining expected between July 14–16, while global volcanic activity remains elevated across multiple regions including Santiaguito, Fuego, and Dukono. A magnitude 4.6 earthquake struck near Indonesia on July 14, and minor seismic activity was recorded in Greece, reflecting ongoing tectonic stress along the Pacific Ring of Fire.
A magnitude 4.5 earthquake struck the Philippines on July 9, while multiple volcanoes worldwide continue active eruptions. Kīlauea in Hawaii remains non-eruptive but under advisory alert, while Etna, Krakatau, Lewotolo, and other Pacific Ring of Fire volcanoes show ongoing ash emissions and seismic activity.
Mount Etna in Sicily continues its effusive eruption with high volcanic tremor, while Indonesia's Anak Krakatau escalated to alert Level III after renewed eruptions on July 2. Japan recorded a magnitude 6.1 earthquake near Okinawa on July 3, with no significant damage expected.
Taal Volcano in the Philippines experienced a sharp surge in seismic activity following two phreatomagmatic eruptions on June 30, while Kīlauea in Hawaii remains in a paused state after Episode 50 ended on June 27. A magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck Mexico on June 30, and a 2.6 magnitude tremor was recorded in New Zealand on July 2.
Japan experienced a light magnitude 3.0 earthquake off North Honshu on June 30, while Argentina recorded a weak 2.6 magnitude tremor the same day. Kīlauea volcano in Hawaii remains paused after its June 14 eruption, with alert levels downgraded to advisory status.
Venezuela faces ongoing rescue efforts following catastrophic twin earthquakes that killed over 900 people on June 26. Mount Etna and Kilauea show elevated volcanic activity, while Dukono continues ash emissions. Global seismic activity remains elevated across multiple regions including Hawaii, Japan, and Pakistan.
A devastating sequence of four powerful earthquakes struck the western hemisphere in less than eight hours on June 24–25, killing at least 164 people in Venezuela and causing damage across California and Japan. Meanwhile, Kīlauea's summit eruption has resumed with weak precursory activity, and Yellowstone reported a new hydrothermal explosion reshaping Biscuit Basin.
Kīlauea's summit eruption remains paused with fountaining episode 50 forecast between June 24–27, while moderate seismic activity continues across the Pacific. Reventador and Asosan volcanoes show elevated ash and gas emissions. A magnitude 4.4 earthquake struck near Saipan on June 22.
Mount Dukono in Indonesia erupted again on Sunday, June 21, marking its 16th eruption in just one week and 201st of 2026. A magnitude 6.6 earthquake struck near Kamchatka, Russia on June 19. Hawaii's Kīlauea volcano remains in a paused state after 49 lava fountaining episodes at its summit.
Hawaii's Kīlauea volcano continues its historic episodic eruption pattern with 49 documented lava fountaining episodes, while a magnitude 6.6 earthquake struck the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. Soufrière Guadeloupe shows ongoing activity, and seismic monitoring networks report scattered activity across the Pacific.
A magnitude 6.7 earthquake struck near Palu, Indonesia on June 16, marking the most significant seismic event in the past 24 hours. Meanwhile, Kīlauea's ongoing summit eruption in Hawaii paused after Episode 49 ended abruptly on June 15, with the volcano downgraded to ADVISORY status. Iceland's Bárðarbunga volcano remains under elevated alert following an intense earthquake swarm.
Kīlauea's Episode 49 eruption is now actively underway in Halemaʻumaʻu crater, with the USGS raising alert levels to WATCH/ORANGE. Iceland's Bárðarbunga volcano has been elevated to Yellow alert status following an intense earthquake swarm. A weak magnitude 2.3 earthquake struck near Portugal's Azores on June 13.
Mayon volcano in the Philippines erupted with volcanic ash extending westward on June 13, while a magnitude 3.2 earthquake struck Mindanao. Kīlauea in Hawaii remains in an advisory status following the pause of its summit eruption on June 1. Global volcanic activity continues with multiple volcanoes under monitoring.
A magnitude 5.1 earthquake struck Peru early today, while Kīlauea remains in a paused eruptive state with forecast models suggesting a new episode may be imminent. Active volcanic ash advisories continue for Mayon volcano in the Philippines and Sangay in Ecuador.
A magnitude 4.7 earthquake struck near Hawaii on June 9 with no impact on local volcanoes, while Ecuador's Sangay volcano continues ash emissions to 21,000 feet. Researchers have developed a novel method to detect silent volcanic gas buildup months before eruptions, potentially improving early warning systems worldwide.
A magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck the Philippines on June 7, triggering tsunami warnings and raising volcanic concerns across Mindanao. Multiple volcanoes across Ecuador and the Philippines remain active with ash advisories, while Campi Flegrei in Italy continues showing elevated fumarole temperatures and seismic activity.
A magnitude 6.1 earthquake struck Cuba on June 8, generating over 5,000 felt reports, while volcanic activity continues at multiple sites including Krasheninnikov in Russia and Mount Merapi in Indonesia. Kīlauea's summit eruption remains paused as of mid-June, though robust degassing persists at both vents.
A magnitude 6.5 earthquake struck near the Philippines on June 8, while Sakurajima in Japan produced a major eruption causing widespread ashfall and tourism disruptions. Multiple volcanic systems including Mayon and Pelee remain active with ongoing seismic unrest.
Multiple volcanoes across the Pacific Ring of Fire remain active this week, with Popocatépetl, Suwanosejima, and Sabancaya generating notable ash plumes. A magnitude 6.2 earthquake struck near Scarcelli, Italy on June 1, while seismic activity continues globally. Research on "extinct" volcanoes suggests dormant systems may pose greater risks than previously understood.
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