Global Orbital Detection System Master Stream Sat 24 Oct 2026 15:35

Main is live on YouTube on Global Orbital Detection System, since 15:36 UK (14:36 UTC) on 24 Oct 2026.

_As of 13:05 UK (12:05 UTC) on 24 Oct 2026_

In the past 12 hours, global weather alerts have increased to 2,497, up from 2,425 alerts previously. Severe weather continues to dominate in Europe, particularly in France and Germany, where maximum severity alerts for wind and rain are in effect. France is currently facing violent storm gusts and heavy persistent rain, while Germany is grappling with similar conditions, including coastal hazards. In the North Atlantic, the UK is experiencing high winds and flooding alerts, intensifying the already challenging weather scenario.

Significant seismic activity has been recorded in the Pacific region, with three notable earthquakes occurring near Vanuatu, including a magnitude 7.2 quake. Meanwhile, Colombia remains under threat from thunderstorms and volcanic activity, particularly in the Andes region, while Brazil is contending with extreme heat and ongoing fire hazards. The Caribbean is also seeing increased rainfall, particularly affecting the Dominican Republic and parts of Venezuela. As conditions evolve, residents in these areas are urged to remain vigilant.

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.