Terremotos hoy
Esta página enumera todos los terremotos de magnitud 2,5 o superior registrados en el mundo en las últimas 24 horas, leídos cada cinco minutos directamente del flujo del Servicio Geológico de Estados Unidos. Cada entrada muestra magnitud, profundidad, nombre del lugar y un enlace al registro original del USGS.
40 recorded · updated every 5–15 min · 2 sources
en las últimas 24 horas
- L1 · earthquake · emsc M2.9 — Flores Region, Indonesia
- L2 · earthquake · emsc M4.3 — Southern Sumatra, Indonesia
- L1 · earthquake · emsc M2.9 — Antofagasta, Chile
- L2 · earthquake · emsc M4.0 — Offshore Guerrero, Mexico
- L1 · earthquake · emsc M2.7 — Flores Sea
- L1 · earthquake · emsc M2.8 — Flores Region, Indonesia
- L1 · earthquake · usgs M2.5 — 161 km ESE of Chignik, Alaska
- L1 · earthquake · usgs M3.1 — 10 km SSW of Pa‘auilo, Hawaii
- L1 · earthquake · emsc M3.1 — Island Of Hawaii, Hawaii
- L1 · earthquake · emsc M3.1 — Costa Rica
- L1 · earthquake · emsc M3.0 — North Island Of New Zealand
- L1 · earthquake · emsc M3.2 — North Island Of New Zealand
- L1 · earthquake · emsc M3.5 — North Island Of New Zealand
- L1 · earthquake · usgs M2.8 — 10 km SSW of Pa‘auilo, Hawaii
- L1 · earthquake · emsc M2.8 — Island Of Hawaii, Hawaii
- L2 · earthquake · usgs M4.8 — 190 km SW of Abepura, Indonesia
- L2 · earthquake · emsc M4.8 — Papua, Indonesia
- L1 · earthquake · usgs M2.6 — 10 km SSW of Pa‘auilo, Hawaii
- L1 · earthquake · emsc M2.6 — Island Of Hawaii, Hawaii
- L1 · earthquake · emsc M2.8 — Sumba Region, Indonesia
- L1 · earthquake · emsc M3.0 — Panama-Costa Rica Border Region
- L1 · earthquake · emsc M3.1 — Crete, Greece
- L1 · earthquake · emsc M3.0 — Arunachal Pradesh, India
- L1 · earthquake · usgs M3.0 — 197 km SE of Chiniak, Alaska
- L1 · earthquake · emsc M3.0 — Gulf Of Alaska
- L1 · earthquake · usgs M3.5 — 198 km SE of Perryville, Alaska
- L1 · earthquake · emsc M3.5 — South Of Alaska
- L1 · earthquake · usgs M3.4 — 160 km SW of Nikolski, Alaska
- L1 · earthquake · emsc M3.4 — Fox Islands, Aleutian Islands
- L1 · earthquake · emsc M2.5 — Central Turkey
- L1 · earthquake · emsc M3.8 — San Juan, Argentina
- L1 · earthquake · usgs M3.3 — 19 km W of Preston, Nevada
- L2 · earthquake · usgs M4.6 — 14 km NE of Mataram, Indonesia
- L2 · earthquake · emsc M4.6 — Lombok Region, Indonesia
- L1 · earthquake · emsc M2.9 — Flores Region, Indonesia
- L1 · earthquake · emsc M3.4 — Caribbean Sea
- L2 · earthquake · emsc M4.0 — Caribbean Sea
- L1 · earthquake · emsc M2.8 — Azores Islands Region
- L2 · earthquake · usgs M4.3 — 297 km SSE of Tabiauan, Philippines
- L1 · earthquake · emsc M3.9 — Celebes Sea
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How this list is built
WorldPulse reads the USGS magnitude 2.5+ summary feed every five minutes. Nothing is filtered, re-ranked or editorialised: if the USGS published it, it appears here with the same magnitude and coordinates. GDACS provides a second alerting layer for the larger events.
What magnitude actually means
Magnitude is logarithmic: a magnitude 6 releases roughly 32 times more energy than a magnitude 5, and about 1,000 times more than a magnitude 4. Depth matters as much as magnitude — a shallow magnitude 5 close to a city can do more damage than a deep magnitude 6 under the ocean.
Getting alerted instead of checking
Checking a list means you find out when you remember to look. Adding a location to your watchlist in the WorldPulse app means a push notification when a qualifying earthquake happens near that place — your city, your family's city, somewhere you are travelling.
De dónde vienen estos precios
All 13 data sources →Preguntas
How many earthquakes happen each day?
Several hundred of magnitude 2.5 and above worldwide on a typical day. Most are too small or too remote to be felt. Events above magnitude 6 are far less frequent — roughly 100 to 150 a year globally.
Where does this earthquake data come from?
The United States Geological Survey (USGS) Earthquake Hazards Program, read every five minutes from its public GeoJSON feed. It is the same feed most earthquake services are built on.
Is magnitude 2.5 the smallest shown?
Yes. Smaller earthquakes are extremely numerous and rarely consequential, so the magnitude 2.5 and above feed is used.
Can I get notified about earthquakes near me?
Yes, in the WorldPulse app: add a location with a radius and a minimum severity, and you get a push notification when a qualifying earthquake occurs nearby.