Luke 21:25,26 “There will be signs in sun and moon and stars, and on the earth dismay among nations, in perplexity at the roaring of the sea and the waves, men fainting from fear and the expectation of the things which are coming upon the world; for the powers of the heavens will be shaken.
The El Nino weather pattern is taking shape and according to scientists there is no way this El Nino is going to fail from giving rain to some areas in California and elsewhere that are desperate for rain.
“There’s no longer a possibility that El Niño wimps out at this point. It’s too big to fail,” said Bill Patzert, climatologist for NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in La Cañada Flintridge, Los Angeles Times reported. “And the winter over North America is definitely not going to be normal.”
Rainfall opportunities this week across the Southwest may be the beginning of more substantial drought relief heading into the winter as an El Niño-fueled weather pattern takes shape in the region.
While most are calling this unusual and very strong El Nino an answered prayer there are countries who are suffering already with lack of food and crops dying off. Papua New Guinea’s drought has already claimed two dozen lives, and the looming El Niño weather pattern could be as severe as in 1997-98, when over 23,000 people died.
Forecasters say that this El Nino could leave 4 million people in the Pacific without food or drinking water.
“El Niño has the potential to trigger a regional humanitarian emergency and we estimate as many as 4.1 million people are at risk from water shortages, food insecurity and disease across the Pacific,” Sune Gudnitz, head of the Pacific region office of the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs said.
Because our nation was founded by men who were looking for that new Atlantis/New World Order, as Tom Horn said, would it make sense that this El Nino of the centuries is actually man-made, just like the drought in Texas and Louisiana and elsewhere, right now? And all what happened to South Carolina? Thank you, Arline.
I was in CA when we had the last el Niño and we had a lot of flooding but this time it could be much more tragic because of the fires this year. hill sides will not be able to hold water very well we could see many hill sides give way.
I READ WHERE THE GROUND IN CALIFORNIA IS SINKING, BECAUSE OF THE DRAUGHT AND ALSO BECAUSE THE FARMERS ARE DESPERATE AND DIGGING DOWN TO GET WATER. IF I LOCATE THE ARTICLE THAT I READ ABOUT THE SINKING I WILL FORWARD IT ON TO YOU ALL. ARLINE