A global earthquake report for the past 24 hours ending on Sunday, June 7, 2026, shows 499 total quakes above magnitude 2.0, including 323 quakes above magnitude 2.0, 137 above magnitude 3.0, 36 above magnitude 4.0, and 3 above magnitude 5.0. No earthquakes of magnitude 6.0 or higher were recorded in the period. The estimated total seismic energy released was 2.5 × 10^13 joules, equal to about 6.91 gigawatt hours, or roughly 5,943 tons of TNT.
The strongest earthquake reported was a magnitude 5.3 event located 221 kilometers east-northeast of Neiafu, Tonga, recorded on Saturday, June 6, 2026, at 03:09 am GMT-11. Two other magnitude 5.2 earthquakes followed, one 100 kilometers east-southeast of Modisi, Indonesia, at 02:56 am GMT+8 on Sunday, June 7, 2026, and another 22 kilometers east of Venilale, Timor-Leste, at 07:38 am GMT+9 on the same day. These were the only quakes in the 5.0-plus range during the reporting window.
Several moderate earthquakes also appeared among the day’s largest events. A magnitude 4.9 quake struck 47 kilometers west-southwest of Magdalena, Philippines, at 05:07 pm GMT+8 on Saturday, June 6. Other notable tremors included a magnitude 4.8 earthquake 82 kilometers west of Ambunti, Papua New Guinea, and multiple magnitude 4.6 events near Callao, Peru; off the east coast of Kamchatka; near Tateyama, Japan; and 133 kilometers west-northwest of Fangale’ounga, Tonga. A magnitude 4.7 quake was also recorded 44 kilometers east-northeast of Noda, Japan.
The report also listed several earthquakes that were widely felt by local residents. The most reported felt event was a magnitude 2.2 quake in Silverdale, Lancashire, which drew 34 reports. A magnitude 3.5 quake 15 kilometers northwest of Fillmore, California, received 21 reports. The magnitude 4.6 earthquake near Callao, Peru, generated 8 felt reports, while a magnitude 3.6 offshore Valparaíso, Chile quake drew 6 reports. In Japan, a magnitude 4.0 quake in Eastern Honshu received 5 reports. Additional felt events included a magnitude 4.1 quake in Luzon, Philippines; a magnitude 3.1 quake in New Zealand; several offshore Valparaíso quakes; a magnitude 3.5 quake in Java, Indonesia; and a magnitude 2.9 event in South Africa.
Overall, the data points to a busy but not exceptional day for global seismic activity, with most of the strongest quakes concentrated around the Pacific Rim, including Tonga, Indonesia, Timor-Leste, Japan, the Philippines, Peru, Chile, Papua New Guinea, and Kamchatka.
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