Taiwan

What actually happens in Taiwan

Built from 159 records collected between 13 August 2026 and 10 October 2026. These are detections, not occurrences: what our monitoring recorded, not everything that happened.

When

Incidents recorded by calendar month, all years combined. The tall months are when this country's risk concentrates — usually weather, sometimes a single large event.

MonthRecords
January 12
February 6
March 11
April 10
May 12
June 6
July 8
August 26
September 29
October 14
November 11
December 14

The busiest month on record is September. Before treating that as the dangerous month, check how many years the archive covers: a single severe season can create a peak on its own.

What

The types recorded most often here. The right-hand column is the important one — it marks the types that have no official real-time feed anywhere in the world, so those counts depend entirely on what local journalism reported.

TypeRecordsData source reality
Earthquake 142 Official feed exists
Explosion 9 News-only — undercounted
Flood 2 Official feed exists
Drought 1 Official feed exists
Cyclone / Hurricane 1 Official feed exists
Fire 1 News-only — undercounted
Volcanic Eruption 1 Official feed exists
Storm 1 Official feed exists
Epidemic 1 Official feed exists

How to read this without fooling yourself

  • Compare this country against its own history, not against another country. For the news-only types you would mostly be comparing newsroom density.
  • Earthquake counts are detection counts. Seismic networks record down to magnitudes nobody feels, so they dominate any raw ranking.
  • A quiet month is not a safe month. It can be a quiet news period, or a feed that was failing — which is why source health is public.
  • Casualties are not counted here unless an official source stated them.

Full method: how we track every incident on Earth. Per-type feed reality: what the world does not publish. Raw data: CSV and JSON, CC BY 4.0.

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