Global Orbital Detection System Master Stream Mon 26 Oct 2026 10:43

Main is live on YouTube on Global Orbital Detection System, since 10:44 UK (10:44 UTC) on 26 Oct 2026.

_As of 00:05 UK (00:05 UTC) on 26 Oct 2026_

In the past 24 hours, global weather conditions have seen a significant decrease in active alerts, now totaling 1,542, down from 2,267. Severe weather remains a concern, particularly in Germany and Kazakhstan, both reporting maximum severity alerts for coastal and wind hazards. Germany has 20 alerts while Kazakhstan has 18, with high winds and fire risks persisting. Heavy rain alerts are also notable in Saudi Arabia, where conditions are expected to worsen, impacting daily life.

Thunderstorm activity is increasing across the Andes, especially in Colombia and Ecuador, while Brazil continues to grapple with extreme heat and ongoing fire hazards. The Caribbean region is experiencing ongoing heavy rain, though the alert count has decreased from 36 to 28. Meanwhile, the US Northeast is bracing for a cold snap, with frost advisories in effect as temperatures drop. Alerts for high winds and extreme cold persist in Siberia, complicating conditions for residents as temperatures continue to fall. As these weather patterns evolve, residents in affected areas are urged to remain vigilant and prepared for rapidly changing conditions.

This is our live weather globe — real-time global wind, temperature, storms and severe-weather alerts, rendered live and directed automatically around breaking weather events. The stream runs around the clock.