South Sulawesi, Indonesia
Notable events, 12 months
1
Quakes, 12 months (all sizes)
1
Strongest quake, 10 years
M5.6
Active now
0
Storms, fires, floods and more
Hazard summary for South Sulawesi, Indonesia
In the past 12 months Open Earth recorded 1 notable hazard event in South Sulawesi, Indonesia: 1 earthquake. Seismic networks logged 1 earthquake of all sizes over the same period. The strongest earthquake in the last ten years measured magnitude 5.6.
By hazard
Notable events in the last 30 days and 12 months.
Temperature and air quality history
The extremes across every city we monitor in South Sulawesi, 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 South Sulawesi, Indonesia that day.
Worst air quality each day
Records since tracking began on 17 Oct 2026. Hourly modelled values from Open-Meteo, stored permanently by Open Earth.
Recent activity
Notable events in South Sulawesi, Indonesia in the last 90 days.
No notable events recorded in South Sulawesi, Indonesia in the last 90 days.
Strongest earthquakes on record
Magnitude 2.5 and above, since 1900.
- 6.9
M6.9 earthquake near Masamba, South Sulawesi
24 km deep
Major - 6.7
M6.7 earthquake near Masamba, South Sulawesi
44 km deep
Major - 6.5
M6.5 earthquake near Palopo, South Sulawesi
35 km deep
Major - 6.4
M6.4 earthquake near Masamba, South Sulawesi
17 km deep
Major - 6.2
M6.2 earthquake near Masamba, South Sulawesi
39 km deep
Major - 6.2
M6.2 earthquake - 173 km SSW of Galesong, Indonesia
619 km deep
Major - 6.2
M6.2 earthquake near Sinjai, South Sulawesi
15 km deep
Major - 6.1
M6.1 earthquake near Rantepao, South Sulawesi
23 km deep
Major - 6.1
M6.1 earthquake near Masamba, South Sulawesi
44 km deep
Major - 6.0
M6.0 earthquake near Masamba, South Sulawesi
61 km deep
Major
Satellite fire detections
Heat signatures spotted by NASA's VIIRS satellite instrument in South Sulawesi, Indonesia. These include wildfires, farm burning and industrial heat.
Satellite fire detections are being connected. Counts for South Sulawesi, Indonesia will appear here automatically once the feed starts.