Indonesia
Notable events, 12 months
755
Quakes, 12 months (all sizes)
650
Strongest quake, 10 years
M7.8
Active now
1
Storms, fires, floods and more
Hazard summary for Indonesia
In the past 12 months Open Earth recorded 755 notable hazard events in Indonesia: 650 earthquakes, 102 wildfires, 3 floods. Seismic networks logged 650 earthquakes of all sizes over the same period. The strongest earthquake in the last ten years measured magnitude 7.8. Right now 1 wildfire is active. There are 101 volcanoes in Indonesia.
By hazard
Notable events in the last 30 days and 12 months.
Notable events by month, last 12 months
Temperature and air quality history
The extremes across every city we monitor in Indonesia, day by day.
Daily highest and lowest temperature, last 30 days
Each bar runs from the coldest low (teal) to the hottest high (orange) recorded anywhere in Indonesia that day.
Worst air quality each day
Monitored cities, hottest first
- Karawang38°C / 101°F26°C / 79°FAQI 202
- Bekasi38°C / 100°F27°C / 81°FAQI 191
- Surakarta38°C / 100°F24°C / 76°FAQI 150
- Cirebon38°C / 100°F25°C / 78°FAQI 85
- Depok38°C / 100°F25°C / 78°FAQI 189
- South Tangerang37°C / 99°F26°C / 78°FAQI 189
- Banjarmasin37°C / 99°F25°C / 77°FAQI 106
- Cibinong37°C / 98°F24°C / 74°FAQI 224
- Semarang37°C / 98°F26°C / 79°FAQI 123
- Jakarta36°C / 98°F28°C / 82°FAQI 189
- Bogor36°C / 96°F23°C / 73°FAQI 189
- Tangerang36°C / 96°F25°C / 78°FAQI 145
- Pekalongan35°C / 95°F23°C / 74°FAQI 109
- Palangkaraya35°C / 95°F24°C / 76°FAQI 500+
- Yogyakarta35°C / 95°F22°C / 72°FAQI 105
Records since tracking began on 16 Oct 2026. Hourly modelled values from Open-Meteo, stored permanently by Open Earth.
Recent activity
Notable events in Indonesia in the last 90 days.
- 2.8
M2.8 earthquake near Labuan Bajo, East Nusa Tenggara
10 km deep
Light - 3.0
M3.0 earthquake near Ruteng, East Nusa Tenggara
13 km deep
Light - 4.2
M4.2 earthquake near Ruteng, East Nusa Tenggara
10 km deep
Moderate - 5.2
M5.2 earthquake near Ruteng, East Nusa Tenggara
10 km deepgreen alert
Strong - 3.1
M3.1 earthquake near Ruteng, East Nusa Tenggara
10 km deep
Light - 3.4
M3.4 earthquake near Luwuk, Central Sulawesi
257 km deep
Light - 2.9
M2.9 earthquake near Labuan Bajo, East Nusa Tenggara
10 km deep
Light - 2.7
M2.7 earthquake near Bungku, Central Sulawesi
10 km deep
Light - 3.8
M3.8 earthquake near Bungku, Central Sulawesi
10 km deep
Light - 3.2
M3.2 earthquake near Tobelo, North Maluku
114 km deep
Light - 2.9
M2.9 earthquake near Ternate, North Maluku
33 km deep
Light - 2.5
M2.5 earthquake near Labuan Bajo, East Nusa Tenggara
10 km deep
Light - 2.5
M2.5 earthquake near Ruteng, East Nusa Tenggara
10 km deep
Light - 3.2
M3.2 earthquake near Dampit, East Java
10 km deep
Light - 2.5
M2.5 earthquake near Labuan Bajo, East Nusa Tenggara
10 km deep
Light - 2.7
M2.7 earthquake near Ruteng, East Nusa Tenggara
10 km deep
Light - 4.6
M4.6 earthquake near Tambolaka, East Nusa Tenggara
69 km deepgreen alert
Moderate - 4.6
M4.6 earthquake near Kalabahi, East Nusa Tenggara
91 km deepgreen alert
Moderate - 4.5
M4.5 earthquake near Ruteng, East Nusa Tenggara
10 km deepgreen alert
Moderate - 4.4
M4.4 earthquake near Bitung, North Sulawesi
72 km deep
Moderate
Strongest earthquakes on record
Magnitude 2.5 and above, since 1900.
- 9.1
M9.1 earthquake near Meulaboh, Aceh
30 km deep
Extreme - 8.6
M8.6 earthquake near Lahewa, North Sumatra
30 km deep
Extreme - 8.5
M8.5 earthquake near Tual, Maluku
25 km deep
Extreme - 8.4
M8.4 earthquake near Bengkulu, Bengkulu
34 km deep
Extreme - 8.2
M8.2 earthquake near Sanana, North Maluku
28 km deep
Extreme - 8.2
M8.2 earthquake near Biak, Papua
15 km deep
Extreme - 8.2
M8.2 earthquake - The 1907 Sumatra Earthquake and Tsunami
25 km deep
Extreme - 8.1
M8.1 earthquake near Biak, Papua
33 km deep
Extreme - 8.1
M8.1 earthquake near Gorontalo, Gorontalo
150 km deep
Extreme - 7.9
M7.9 earthquake near Sungai Penuh, Jambi
35 km deep
Extreme
Deadliest disasters in history
Damaging earthquakes, tsunamis and eruptions in Indonesia, from NOAA records going back centuries.
M9.1 earthquake, Sumatra: Aceh: Off West Coast
26 December 2004Triggered a tsunami227,899 killed$10,000m damage
Tsunami, Tambora
10 April 1815Waves up to 4 m60,000 killed
Tambora eruption (VEI 7)
10 April 181560,000 killed
Krakatau eruption (VEI 6)
27 August 188336,417 killed
Tsunami, Krakatau
27 August 1883Waves up to 41 m36,417 killed
M7.3 earthquake, Bali
22 November 1815Triggered a tsunami11,453 killed
Kelud eruption (VEI 5)
158610,000 killed
M6.3 earthquake, Java: Bantul, Yogyakarta
26 May 20066,234 killed38,568 injured127,000 homes destroyed$3,100m damage
M7.1 earthquake, New Guinea: Irian Jaya
25 June 19766,000 killed
Kelud eruption (VEI 4)
19 May 19195,110 killed9,000 homes destroyed
Satellite fire detections
Heat signatures spotted by NASA's VIIRS satellite instrument in Indonesia. These include wildfires, farm burning and industrial heat.
Satellite fire detections are being connected. Counts for Indonesia will appear here automatically once the feed starts.
Regions of Indonesia
38 regions and 447 towns tracked.
- AcehBanda Aceh11
- BaliDenpasar17
- Bangka–Belitung IslandsPangkalpinang5
- BantenTangerang8
- BengkuluBengkulu2
- Central JavaSemarang80
- Central KalimantanPalangkaraya5
- Central PapuaTimika3
- Central SulawesiPalu5
- East JavaSurabaya73
- East KalimantanSamarinda5
- East Nusa TenggaraKupang12
- GorontaloGorontalo1
- Highland PapuaWamena2
- JakartaJakarta2
- JambiJambi City6
- LampungBandar Lampung4
- MalukuAmbon7
- North KalimantanTarakan4
- North MalukuTernate6
- North SulawesiManado7
- North SumatraMedan32
- PapuaJayapura5
- RiauBatam4
- Riau IslandsTanjung Pinang2
- South KalimantanBanjarmasin6
- South PapuaMerauke2
- South SulawesiMakassar10
- South SumatraPalembang8
- Southeast SulawesiKendari4
- Southwest PapuaSorong3
- West JavaBekasi65
- West KalimantanPontianak8
- West Nusa TenggaraMataram7
- West PapuaManokwari3
- West SulawesiMajene2
- West SumatraPadang7
- YogyakartaYogyakarta14