Temblor 4.2.0

Temblor offers individuals the necessary resources to comprehend their personal earthquake risk accurately. It provides free personalized earthquake risk information to the general public. This information is akin to what we offer to the insurance industry; the key differential lies in the wide array of locations covered and the thoroughness of the analysis. This sets us apart from other risk model vendors like RMS, AIR, and CoreLogic, who restrict access to the public.

“Impressive Earthquake App. Way more here than the other 'earthquake apps.'” — J.D.

Check your risk

Under the “Your Risk” section, input your home address (or a city, state, or geographic landmark) or locate your position to immediately discover the earthquake magnitude likely to affect that area within your lifetime. Utilize the map layers to examine various hazards such as shaking, liquefaction susceptibility, wildfire hazard, and more (depending on location).

Review your risk worldwide

Scroll and scale to observe all recent earthquakes anywhere globally. Temblor consolidates earthquake data from major seismic agencies worldwide into a real-time exhibition of global earthquakes over the past 24 hours, 2 days, 7 days, or 30 days.

Explore fault lines across different regions of the globe, including those nearer home.

Earthquake Alerts

Temblor will notify you when an earthquake occurs near your location. It's important to note that this is not intended as an earthquake early warning system and does not predict imminent shaking. Several agencies globally distribute early earthquake warnings in seismically active regions. We recommend you contact your local agency for receiving such alerts.

Temblor Earthquake News

The “Articles” section directs you to Temblor Earthquake News, a platform dedicated to earthquake-related reporting. Temblor endeavors to furnish accurate, accessible, and comprehensible earthquake information to the public. Stay informed with breaking news on significant earthquakes, post-quake analyses, and the latest advancements in earthquake science explained in layman's terms.

In the aftermath of major or particularly noteworthy seismic events, Temblor promptly releases precise post-event analyses to educate the public and support official and commercial responses. Temblor is an accredited Google News source and has been referenced by several reputable news outlets.