Dream 1: From a few years ago.
I saw a weak tropical system in the Gulf of Mexico pounding the Gulf Coast States by moving from east to west and then from west to east right back over the same area very slowly over several days.
Dream 2: From about 10 days ago.
I saw a flood near where I live in which the 2016 "Thousand Year Flood" mark for the Natalbany River was beaten by what must be a further 5 to 6 feet or more of additional flood water rise ABOVE the 1000 years flood mark from 2016. That previous flood was caused by over 20 inches of rainfall in 2 days. To cause this new flood I saw in the dream would likely require a stalled tropical low for several days raining perhaps 12 inches of rainfall per day for at least 3 or 4 days. The water would need to rise at least another foot above the 1000 years flood plain to get in my house, but this second dream implies the flood will be 5 or 6 feet above the 1000 years mark.
Observation:
"Invest 91L" is being modeled to do something eerily close to the dream 1 above already, whereby it is believed by the models to move slowly to the west for the next 5 days to maybe Louisiana/Texas border, then get caught in trough and move slowly east again for several more days after that. We could be looking at a week or more of rainfall out of this thing if this model (and Dream 1 above) verifies. I wonder whether it's the same thing, and if it is, New Orleans and all of the major cities around SE Louisiana are about to get flooded with the worst flooding in my entire lifetime due to rainfall.
Check modeling on Tropical Tidbits dot com for more details.
I'll keep you posted.
I would say "pray for us," but prayer does not and cannot contradict prophecy. So if the dreams are really from God, there is no stopping it now.
This could be worst USA rainfall disaster since Harvey. Not saying it will get that bad, but not saying it won't either.
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