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Due Carrare

Live hazards, weather and earthquake history for Due Carrare, Veneto, Italy. Updated automatically from official sources.

Notable events within 100 km, 12 months

2

Quakes within 100 km, 12 months (all sizes)

3

Strongest nearby, 10 years

M4.6

Nearest volcano

None in 300 km

Hazard summary for Due Carrare

In the past 12 months 2 notable hazard events were recorded within 100 km of Due Carrare. Instruments also logged 3 earthquakes of all sizes in the same area. The strongest earthquake within 100 km in the last ten years measured magnitude 4.6. The largest quake on record within 300 km was a magnitude 6.6 on 30 Oct 2016. There are no known volcanoes within 300 km. Over the last 9 years the area has averaged 0.6 magnitude 4+ earthquakes a year, with the most in 2022 (2). So far 2026 has been busier than average, with 2. The deadliest disaster on record within 300 km was the 1703 earthquake near Central Apennino, Norcia, L'aquila, Perugia, which killed 40,000 people.

Notable events within 100 km, by month

Year by year, within 100 km

Magnitude 4+ earthquakes near Due Carrare each year.

YearNotable eventsM4+ quakesStrongest
202622M4.6
202500—
202400—
202311M4.1
202222M4.6
202111M4.3
202011M4.6
201900—
201800—
201700—

Temperature and air quality history

How conditions near Due Carrare have changed day by day.

Daily highs and lows, last 30 days

Each bar runs from the day's low (teal) to its high (orange) at Bologna, the nearest monitored city.

24°C10°C
16 Oct17 Oct

Worst air quality each day

16 Oct17 Oct
Hottest day
22°C / 72°F
16 Oct 2026
Coldest night
11°C / 53°F
16 Oct 2026
Worst air
AQI 70
17 Oct 2026

Records since tracking began on 16 Oct 2026. Hourly modelled values from Open-Meteo, stored by Open Earth.

Recent activity nearby

Events within 300 km in the last 90 days.

Strongest earthquakes on record

Magnitude 5 and above within 300 km, since 1900.

Historic disasters nearby

The most significant damaging earthquakes, tsunamis and eruptions within 300 km, from NOAA records going back centuries.

  • Earthquake, Central Apennino, Norcia, L'aquila, Perugia

    14 January 170340,000 killed

  • Earthquake, Brescia

    25 December 122212,000 killed

  • Earthquake, Villach; Italy:veneto; Slovenia:celovac

    25 January 13485,000 killed

  • Earthquake, Norcia

    1 December 13285,000 killed

  • Earthquake, Cividale del Fruili

    8 August 15113,000 killed

  • Tsunami, Vajont Dam, Vajont River

    9 October 1963Waves up to 235 m2,000 killed

  • Earthquake, Sansepolcro

    25 December 13522,000 killed

  • M5.6 earthquake, Rimini

    14 April 1672Triggered a tsunami1,500 killed