00:00Good evening, and welcome to a new episode of your show, What's Happening?
00:07Today is Thursday, July 17.
00:12Honestly, will you watch this episode until the end?
00:19Previously, in past episodes, I talked about the flood of the millennium.
00:24We remember it, the flood of the millennium that struck Europe, Central Europe specifically, and caused immense damage.
00:33It was the most dangerous flood yet hit in 1997, specifically in July 1997.
00:42That was about 29 years ago.
00:45And we warned and discussed, and I spoke a lot about this flood of the millennium and the countries it
00:52struck.
00:52We said that Poland had the lion's share of the destruction and loss at that time because of this massive
00:59flood.
01:01And I told you, did we look back at what caused this flood at that time?
01:06And in 1997, the main cause of the floods in Central Europe was the giant El Niño phenomenon.
01:15At that time, we also had a super El Niño.
01:19We had a giant El Niño phenomenon, just like the one we are witnessing now in this month.
01:26And I warned and said that El Niño causes giant floods, meaning we also expect the same destructive and giant
01:35floods across different parts of the world, specifically in Europe.
01:43Back then and after reviewing, I found that El Niño, in 1997, the value of El Niño, I don't want
01:49to get into positive and negative and mathematical calculations.
01:52I will summarize it for you.
01:53I don't want to overwhelm you with these numbers.
01:56Its value had reached 2.4 degrees at that time.
02:01Today, the value of El Niño in 2026 has reached 2.5.
02:11What's more alarming is that scientists are now beginning to predict that the value of El Niño in the coming
02:18weeks could reach up to 3 degrees.
02:23This means that this value exceeds the maximum limit recorded in 1950, which is more dangerous if we read.
02:34We are now already exceeding what happened in 1997.
02:392.5.
02:41And if El Niño continues like this, scientists expect it to exceed 3.
02:48So, that is it.
02:50It cannot get any worse, and it will have broken all records, even the one from 1950, when they first
02:56started recording the El Niño phenomenon back then and studying it more.
03:01Which is the rise in the temperature of the Pacific Ocean, sorry, the sea, and its impact, which affects all
03:09the oceans and seas in the world.
03:11Indeed, what we warned about has already happened since yesterday.
03:16Our people in Spain were surprised by a very severe, very heavy, and unexpected rainstorm that hit Spain in particular,
03:28specifically hitting the Spanish province of Valencia.
03:32I don't know if anyone is watching me from Valencia right now, or from Spain.
03:38Let's go together and start watching this clip from Valencia.
03:44Which was struck by very huge and powerful floods yesterday evening.
03:50These floods cause disruptions and submerge dozens, if not hundreds, of vehicles and cars.
04:01Not only that, but these floods also led to road closures.
04:06Many streets were closed in Valencia, both closed and submerged, however you want to put it.
04:13Tunnels in Valencia flooded, metro traffic was disrupted, the metro stations themselves were submerged,
04:21and several stations went out of service in the Spanish province of Valencia.
04:29Imagine the Valencia station, a monitoring station.
04:35The amount of rainfall that poured yesterday evening reached 151 millimeters within just one hour.
04:45One hour, 51 millimeters.
04:49Just imagine the massive amount of rain that fell.
04:58It was around 10 o'clock in the evening, right at the peak of the storm that was hitting Valencia
05:04as well.
05:06Let's move on and take a look at another clip you're seeing of the raging floods that submerged
05:16The streets of the province of Valencia yesterday evening, as you can see on the screen in front of you.
05:24Something dangerous, something immense, something devastating, something terrifying that the residents of Valencia went through yesterday evening.
05:34Let's, for example, watch this clip of the thunderstorm as it battered Valencia, particularly, I think, the Torrent area in
05:43the province of Valencia.
05:45Torrent, I believe, the city of Torrent in the province of Valencia, as you can see on the screen in
05:50front of you in Torrent.
05:54They declared a state of emergency yesterday evening due to the severe weather disturbances there.
06:03It was just fear and terror altogether, pure fear.
06:11No doubt, no doubt.
06:13Let's go ahead, you and I, and watch this fourth or fifth clip to see how the floods really destroyed
06:20the streets.
06:22Streets were closed, streets were flooded, and terror gripped the residents of the province of Valencia yesterday evening.
06:30Because, frankly, the homes in Spain and the homes in Valencia tell us.
06:34Okay, what now?
06:36Right now?
06:37Has the storm subsided?
06:39The storm is over, but does this mean the end?
06:44Take it from me.
06:48This is not the end of what will happen in Europe, unfortunately, for our people in Europe.
06:54This is just the beginning.
06:59You saw how we welcomed autumn.
07:01While Europe is welcoming autumn with a dangerous storm.
07:05Of course, the scale of damage in Valencia hasn't come out yet.
07:09There is massive damage in Valencia.
07:10And I heard there are also missing people in Valencia.
07:13But so far, nothing official.
07:15I'm trying to follow the official statements regarding what happened,
07:19whether human casualties or material losses that occurred yesterday evening.
07:24However, I advise our people in Europe, in hopes that someone is listening, this is just the beginning.
07:31Maybe some people aren't telling you, or the rest of the media doesn't care,
07:35but take it from this humble servant, and hold me accountable for it later.
07:42Europe is going to take a massive beating, along with Indonesia, China, Taiwan, the Philippines, Australia,
07:51the American continent, and also the Arab region.
07:54Although it will be affected less, but it will still take a beating.
08:00Because of what will happen in the coming months,
08:03driven by the strongest El Nino humanity has ever witnessed.
08:11Get ready.
08:12This has been Amir al-Dirham, and this was the program Shusaya.
08:16Take care.
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