Скачать или смотреть The Real Storm Wasn’t Online — It Was Already Here

While the internet was gripped by a viral prophecy predicting a world-ending flood, a real and historic disaster was unfolding almost unnoticed. In December 2025, social media exploded over the claims of Ebo Noah, a self-proclaimed prophet from Ghana, who warned of nonstop rain beginning on December 25 and lasting for years. Millions watched, debated, feared, and shared his message.

At the very same time, an actual catastrophic flood was devastating the Pacific Northwest. Torrential rain driven by a powerful atmospheric river inundated Washington State and British Columbia, forcing tens of thousands from their homes, shutting down highways, and overwhelming rivers and infrastructure. This wasn’t a prediction — it was reality.

In this video, we break down:

How a digital prophecy captured global attention

Why the claims about modern-day arks raised serious red flags

What an atmospheric river really is, and why it caused such extreme flooding

The shocking contrast between viral belief and scientific evidence

How real disasters can be overshadowed by online narratives

This story isn’t just about floods — it’s about attention, misinformation, and how easily reality can be drowned out by a trending myth.

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