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_As of 12:04 UK (12:04 UTC) on 25 Oct 2026_

In the past 12 hours, global weather alerts have decreased to 1,963, down from 2,267, with notable severe weather continuing to impact Europe, particularly in Germany and France. Both countries are under maximum severity alerts for wind and heavy rain, with Germany facing coastal hazards and France grappling with violent storm gusts. The Caribbean region is also experiencing heavy rain, with alerts increasing to 36 since the last update, while Brazil continues to deal with extreme heat and fire risks.

Seismic activity has seen a rise, with the quake count increasing to 32, up from 22. Significant earthquakes include a magnitude 6.5 quake in the Bonin Islands, Japan, and a 6.1 quake near Port-Olry, Vanuatu. Meanwhile, the Andes region is seeing a shift towards increasing thunderstorms, especially in Colombia and Ecuador, while conditions remain warm and dry in Peru and Chile. Residents in affected areas are advised to remain vigilant as weather conditions evolve.

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.