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On October 10, 2025, a magnitude 7.6 earthquake struck offshore near Manay town in Davao Oriental, Philippines, at a shallow depth of 10 km. The quake caused damage to buildings, hospital evacuations, and two deaths. A tsunami warning was issued for six coastal provinces but later lifted after small waves were detected. The region is still recovering from a deadly 6.9 quake on September 30.
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Multiple recent earthquakes have struck Alaska, Hokkaido, and Kamchatka, with no damage or tsunami threats reported. A 14th-century Caribbean tsunami linked to the Puerto Rico Trench has been identified, and new research explains Japan's 2024 quake as caused by ancient magma. No current tsunami risks are evident.
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Heavy rainfall driven by an atmospheric river has caused record river levels in Washington, prompting evacuations and emergency responses. The Skagit River reached nearly 38 feet, leading to full evacuation orders in Burlington and surrounding areas. Floodwaters threaten infrastructure and communities, with ongoing rescue efforts and warnings of potential levee failures.