It’s true.

There’s something going on with rainfall.

Yes, there may be the temperature component.

But most loudly, it speaks of spiritual factors, harbingers that long have been predicted, among other places, in books such as Sent To Earth (published in 2000).

It is difficult to deny with 100-year to 1,000-year deluges happening nearly simultaneously in multiple states on multiple days.

There are the most blatant examples: that horrifying flood in Texas (prayer needed for the families). There is the flooding in New Mexico and the Carolinas. There’s the flooding of subways in Manhattan (where for months it has seemed to rain every day).

Kansas City flooded on July 17.

There’s Chicago, where major roads were suddenly submerged when “a 1,000-year rainfall” struck hit earlier this month.

(Before that the city saw a different kind of atmospheric events: a dust cloud that all but totally obscured the downtown. The commonality: extremes.)

Florida?

The humidity has been even more brutalizing than usual this summer.

“Large parts of the U.S. have seen an unusually humid summer with record amounts of moisture in the air,” is the way one news outlet put it. “When cold fronts and other weather systems come along, that moisture can get wrung out, squeezed like a water-laden sponge, yielding heavy and often highly localized downpours.

“For much of the summer, the atmospheric conditions over the U.S. have funneled humid air north from the unusually warm Gulf and western Atlantic, including the Gulf Stream, UCLA climate researcher Daniel Swain explained. This has yielded unusually high levels of moisture at all levels of the atmosphere across the U.S. east of the Rockies, Swain said.”

As Sent To Earth had noted at the turn of the century, “In Hong Kong were what weathermen now called ‘black rainfall alerts.’

“In the Philippines there were supertyphoons.

“And in the U.S., in a fantastic display of force, the Mississippi flooded to such an extent that 17 million acres, an area four times the size of Israel, were under water.

“Weathermen called that a 500-year flood and there was a 500-year-old flood in Georgia the year after.”

Ditto for Europe and most parts of the globe.

Inundations. “Storms of the century.” As in ancient times winds are now increasing, and as they push waves, as they kick up spray, those droplets will become suspended and further increase the rate of evaporation so that storms begin to feed on themselves,” said the book, which was featured on three shows by the televangelist Mother Angelica. “As air spirals up and condenses and releases heat it will cause the air to rise farther and faster and will result in yet more condensation and thus more rain and wind so that we’re going to see storms like Gilbert, and then we’re going to see storms that surpass it.”

Did not a seer at Church-approved LaSalette in France nearly two centuries ago foretell that “water will purge the earth” and “seasons will be altered”?

“There will be thunderstorms which will shake cities,” Our Lady of La Salette allegedly warned in a non-approved part of the secret.

Noted another news article in mid-July, “Heavy rain swept across parts of the U.S. Northeast on Monday night, inundating sections of New York and New Jersey with flash flooding that stranded vehicles in roadways, closed subway lines, and led to a declaration of a state of emergency.

Most flash flood watches and warnings expired in parts of New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania as the rain moved on, but some roads and streets were still flooded as of Tuesday morning. New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy declared a state of emergency due to flash flooding and heavy rainfall, advising people to stay indoors and avoid unnecessary travel. A video posted to social media by CBS showed floodwaters bringing a major roadway in Scotch Plains, New Jersey, to a standstill, stranding buses.”

“Great storms were coming in whatever direction the thermometer swerved, but especially if more heat was pumped into the system,” noted the book. “No one knew the full story but besides the cycle lasting two to four decades and involving temperature, ocean currents, and stratospheric winds, there was also the distinct chance that the ancient cycle of hurricanes a magnitude higher than the current highest category was kicking in.”

[resources: Sent To Earth]