Nostradamus 2026 prophecy sparks fears as eerie events unfold
Followers of Nostradamus claim one of his 2026 predictions is already coming true, just months into the year. The 16th-century astrologer, best known for Les Prophéties, is believed by supporters to have foretold wars, natural disasters, and the sudden death of powerful figures.
The prophecy drawing attention involves rivers turning red with blood—often linked to violence or catastrophic flooding. In December, heavy rainfall on Iran’s Hormuz Island washed iron-rich soil into the sea, turning the water blood-red, while similar red-water events were reported in Israel’s Sea of Galilee.
At the same time, extreme flooding and storms are increasing worldwide, with experts warning climate change is driving more destructive weather events. Scientists say the red waters have natural explanations, but for believers, the timing has renewed fears that Nostradamus’s 2026 predictions may already be unfolding.
