Himalayan-like floods hit Grand Canyon

(NBC News) BREAKING: More than dozen people feared dead, Grand Canyon flash floods

(On the Pulse with Silki) Catastrophic Grand Canyon flash flood: 15-foot high wall of water

• How bad can a natural mudflow even be? (wsl.ch)

(Arizona's Family (3TV / CBS 5)) Grand Canyon flash flood: breaking down the storm, burn scar, and safety impacts

(Robyn Adele Anderson) Jazz cover of this disaster: Megadeth's "Symphony of Destruction"

(nacoco music) This is a serious metal song by real Satanist Dave Mustaine

How can a Japanese girl master guitar like this?

First Hawaii, then Nepal and Tibet in the Himalayas, and now Utah is swelling, and Arizona's Grand Canyon is getting wiped out as torrential floods sweep through in a symphony of destruction over the weekend, as wildfires burn in California and Texas.

Grand Canyon secrets exposed*

On Saturday, August 29, 2026, at approximately 2:30 pm (MST), a major flash flood surged through Bright Angel Creek inside Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona.

The flood killed at least 1, while about 15 are reported missing, and 62 have been rescued.

In 2025, the Dragon Bravo Fire destroyed vegetation on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon and had dried the land into an impermeable, clay-like surface incapable of absorbing water.

The flood occurred during a convergence of various environmental conditions, including the Arizona monsoon, Super El Niño, a marine heatwave, Tropical Storm Iselle, and a heat dome pulling storms eastward, resulting in atmospheric moisture levels being 5-15% higher than average.

• VIDEO: One hiker found dead and at least 14 others missing as desperate search continues after flash floods rip through Grand Canyon (Daily Mail)
• PHOTOS: Flash flood warning in the Grand Canyon
• Grand Canyon in Arizona flooded with water, debris from U.S. monsoon rains
• Grand Canyon flash flooding forces hikers, campers, and tourists to evacuate (USA Today)
• Sudden flood tears through the heart of the Grand Canyon: flash flood turned dangerous deep inside the Grand Canyon Saturday afternoon. Floodwaters surged through Bright Angel Canyon near Phantom Ranch, washing out bridges, damaging trails, and cutting people off

How will evidence of giants in U.S. survive?

Hours before the flood, two smaller storm systems and several rounds of rain moved into the North Rim, with rains of up to 1 inch per hour being observed [1]. At the time of the flood, the downpour had intensified to two-thirds of an inch in a quarter of an hour [2].

The heavy rainfall combined with the steep, rocky canyon terrain caused water to funnel down into the narrow Bright Angel Creek [3], water levels rising to over 5 feet in within 10 minutes [2].

Tourists in the area variously described witnessing heavy rainfall, the creek rapidly overflowing, cascading waterfalls, 15-foot-tall floodwaters, and buildings and vehicles being washed away.

The flood also incited several secondary hazards including rockfalls, landslides, and mudslides [3, 4, 5]. More

Even the Buddha had a grand canyon like his hometown's Band-e Amir National Park

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Forbidden History Revealed (GenSix Prods)

*For the first time in history, here is an eyewitness account to the fact that Egyptian-style artifacts and giant skeletons were pulled out of the Grand Canyon in Arizona and stored in secret, underground Smithsonian warehouses. This investigative documentary by Steve Quayle (no relation to VP Dan Quayle) explores the following:

• Why are the landforms in the Grand Canyon named after Egyptian deities?
• Why are DNA samples from giant mummies and skeletons being extracted by the militaries of the world?
• Was a live 21-foot giant captured in 1877 with the most unusual features ever noted?
• Will the giants of yesteryear become the "super soldiers" of tomorrow?

This is yet another great Smithsonian cover up. Forbidden History Revealed, Ep. 1 (DVD)

Massive TREES they cut from Earth

(Buried Century)

Reset: Freeze Tartaria, call it Antarctica

(Tartaria Vault) They froze Tartaria and called it "Antarctica"

• Antarctica - Encyclopedia Westarctica

US to return to 'space' using a balloon

Billionaire Dick Branson to co-pilot first crewed space balloon flight

"Space" surely is thousands of miles up, at least.

The lights are out in Cuba (the whole country). The Turpan kids are being molested in foster care after being molested and tortured by their biological parents. Homelessness in California (or is it just L.A.) can be cured for just $100 billion (180,000 unhoused individuals). Los Angeles is broke (thanks, Mayor Karen), and what do we want?

• VIDEO: Dick Branson to co-pilot first crewed 'space balloon' flight float high into the sky and thinner atmosphere

US Navy's Secret Space Program

Cake and circuses, spectacles and space! What counts as "space"? Anything 20 miles up will do, but maybe science tries to say 50 miles more officially. Ask the person on the street, who'll probably answer thousands of miles. The moon and sun are in "space." And there a few thousand miles up, according to Eric Dubay, though science would have us believe they are a quarter million miles and 400 times that (100 million miles). Malarkey.

But to dare to question Science today is tantamount to the audacity to tell the Church that they're wrong. Remember Galileo? He was likely wrong but should have had the right to speculate and present his evidence rather than facing a Spanish Inquisition, Vatican investigation, or Catholic excommunication.

Space hotel to open soon?

Galactic Federations Councils & Secret Space

An astronomical new hotel courtesy of Orbital Assembly? Never mind flying to distant shores for an exciting trip. How about catapulting into space? While it might sound far-fetched, it could soon be a reality. A new space hotel, designed by space construction company Orbital Assembly Corporation, is currently being built and could soon be available for an out-of-this-world vacation. Discover what it’ll look like and when the first guests will be able to check-in: The countdown is on for the galaxy's first space hotel

We'll eventually be enforcing special no man's land laws in the international waters of space.

• VIDEO: Epic fails can sometimes be hilarious

Were the Sumerians ET star people?

Gilgamesh's tomb found under Euphrates River

US gov't secretly stole the tomb of Gilgamesh?

Ancient Aliens: Did the Anunnaki come from the stars?!

Enki and Enlil made a lot of trouble on this planet by genetically engineering monkeys.

Fierce lions were as pusillanimous kittens to us, for we were heroes and men of renown.

Chimeras DNA manipulation: Sumerian-Lammasu, Neo-Assyrian Empire (72-705 BC)

Sumerian merchants and the establishment of a new civilization on earth (history.com)

Maria Orsic channels Sumerian

(HISTORY) Oct. 3, 2024: Are the Sumerian people of the Middle East (Mesopotamia now Iraq) the descendants of extraterrestrial star beings? See more in this compilation from Ancient Aliens. Watch all new episodes of Ancient Aliens, Fridays at 9/8c, and stay up to date on all favorite shows on The HISTORY Channel website at history.com/schedule.

Who but Zecharia Sitchin could read the cuneiform tablets, records of humanity's slave past?

Sumerian star people?

#AncientAliens #ZechariaSitchen #extraterrestrials #TwelfthPlanet #CreatorGods #Nibiru #SlaveSpecies #Tablets #GoldMining

One more rainstorm to come for California

Live Storm Tracker (KTLA TV LA); Pfc. Sandoval, Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Another storm system expected to bring rain to Southern California (KTLA Los Angeles)

Wet weather pattern persists: New storms to soak waterlogged California (AccuWeather)

Nothing can stop surfing aficionados (LA Times)

Why does rain keep coming? Now that we can manipulate the weather, modifying it with persistent aerosol trails and HAARP, the powers that be can place the rain and flooding anywhere by guiding atmospheric rivers to create downpours as desired. The damage to infrastructure and municipalities is no matter, just as it was not when the U.S. military created massive downpours in the jungles of Vietnam to inundate the jungle and flush out the Viet Kong guerrilla fighters trying to repel an imperial force there to rape, plunder, establish freedom-of-capitalism (aka "free trade") in the guise of democracy and opposing communism, just as the French had been doing for years. The ridiculously high weather anomaly preventing rain and causing a terrible drought throughout the West Coast while flooding neighboring states in the Southwest. Now the tables are turned and not enough water has been turned to too much. Enjoy the surf, and look up. Chemtrails are real and visible every time a storm is approaching and rain is "predicted." For footage, see ktla.com

• VIDEO: Storms bring widespread trouble to Malibu roads
• VIDEO: Chinese taikonauts light candle flame with match on Tiangong Space Station to demonstrate [flame] behavior
• Extraterrestrial origins of metal uncovered in Bronze Age Iberian collection (ScienceAlert )
• Scientists discover possible location of ninth planet in our solar system (Nibiru?)

East of California faces troubles, too much bad weather, not enough snow

• VIDEO: Trouble brewing from next cross-country storm expected to bring severe weather, mountain snow to US
• Scientists record ‘substantial decrease’ in Great Lakes ice cover, devastating local businesses: ‘We haven’t had a season’
• VIDEO: Storm system targeting eastern US on Thursday
• Cross-country storm could bring severe weather to Plains, Midwest, South next week | Watch

Rain threatens to make California island again

Eds., Wisdom Quarterly, 2/19/24; KCAL 9; KTLA 5; MSN.com; Wiki edit

Satellite evidence indicates California was at one time an island separated by rivers and ocean.

Death Valley desert becomes lake; winter snow prompts warning of LA's dangerous Mt. Baldy

Live updates: Flood warnings issued as storm drenches Southern California (msn.com)

New storm brings flood watches, wind advisories, and high surf warnings

(KCAL News) Feb. 19, 2024: Weather Forecast Olga Ospina continues coverage of the newest storm sweeping into Southern California, which brings flooding threats along with powerful winds and high surf warnings. The Sepulveda Basin (San Fernando Valley) has been closed due to flooding.

• VIDEO: The rain is beginning to fall in Southern California as the latest storm makes its way to the region
• VIDEO: Atmospheric river floods roads in Sonoma County
• VIDEO: 2005 Indian Ocean tsunami killed over 226,000
• More heavy rain swamps Southern California; flood warnings, watches around Los Angeles (msn.com)

Storm moves into Southern California, bringing heavy rain to some areas

Live updates: Flood warnings for California

(KTLA) LOS ANGELES, California - Monday, Feb. 19, 2024: KTLA 5 Meteorologist Henry DiCarlo has an update on the latest atmospheric river to soak Los Angeles and other parts of SoCal.

It was always an island on early European maps.

Surrounding counties are already seeing big problems, mansions teetering on cliffs in Orange County, avalanches in San Bernardino, landslides in Ventura, roads washing out, mudslides, sink holes, lake growing in Death Valley, snow piling up in local mountains, and the loop of water from San Felipe, Mexico, up to the Colorado River soaking up so much H20 that a return to state islandhood is not impossible.

"Islandhood"? Oh yeah, California used to be a mythological island and probably a literal one, too.

(KCRA 3) Northern California also being pummeled by rainstorms.

California Island?

Wisdom Quarterly Wiki edit

I am the Conqueror Hernan Cortes

In 1533, Fortún Ximénez, a mutineer on an exploratory expedition sent by Hernán Cortés, discovered the southern portion of Baja California, around present-day La Paz.

He was taken down by Natives, but his men returned to New Spain and reported their find.

In 1535, Cortés arrived in the bay there and named the area Santa Cruz; he attempted to start a colony (imperial outstation) but abandoned his efforts after several years due to logistical problems.

Cortés' limited information on southern Baja California apparently led to the naming of the region after the legendary "California" and to an initial but short-lived assumption that it was a large island [8, 9].

In 1539, Cortés sent the navigator Francisco de Ulloa northward along the Gulf and Pacific coasts of Baja California. Ulloa reached the mouth of the Colorado River at the head of the Gulf, which seemed to show that the region was technically a peninsula rather than an island [10] -- unless sea levels were higher.

Ulloa was quoted as having described the land he saw on his expedition as, "High and bare, of wretched aspect without any verdure" [5].

An expedition under Hernando de Alarcón ascended the lower Colorado River and confirmed Ulloa's finding.

European maps published subsequently during the 16th century, including those by Gerardus Mercator and Abraham Ortelius, showed Baja ("Lower") California as a peninsula. More

KTLA 5 News has been keeping Southern Californians informed since 1947.

California rains turn Death Valley into lake

Rebecca Robinson, Daily Express US/MSN; Xochitl, Seth Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Atmospheric river Feb. 4-7, 2024, Death Valley Nat'l Park (U.S. Nat'l Park Service) (nps.gov)

Californians in disbelief standing by the new Death Valley Lake (© Getty)

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California Island, circa 1650 (J. Vingboons)

Death Valley, California -- the hottest place on earth -- is notorious for its barren, arid landscape and scorching temperatures. But now it is home to a giant lake, thanks to atmospheric river storms.

Recent historic rainstorms that pummeled California have left behind an unexpected spectacle, defying the valley's typical parched image.

Nestled within Badwater Basin, a place known for its expansive salt flats and unforgiving climate, the lake emerged in August following relentless downpours and flash floods triggered by the remnants of Hurricane Hilary, according to park officials.

What began as a temporary consequence of the severe weather has now transformed into a more permanent feature [like California's great Salton Sea, which may actually be a remnant from the time California was an island on verified maps], thanks to the recent atmospheric river storms.

In a statement, park ranger Abby Wines expressed astonishment at its resilience:

"Most of us thought the lake would be gone by October. We were shocked to see it still here after almost six months. More: Stunning photographs show lake formed in scorching Death Valley after California rains

Snow on Los Angeles's Mount Wilson

After the storm, LA has snow and is once again a different kind of beautiful...science (MSN)

There are beaches galore in Los Angeles, from Santa Monica up to Zuma and down to OC

All we do is hike, unless we're so fat that we just sit inside and watch ourselves on TV.

The Hollywood sign is on a hill between LA and its Valley (SFV) with Angeles Forest behind

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The snow above sunny Los Angeles (DTLA)

Snow in Los Angeles? I thought LA was a desert! It is not a desert but rather a Mediterranean climate with nearby deserts. We have snow and surf, sand and suffering. We have it all. And to get TV and radio in the basin, not to mention cell reception, we have Mt. Wilson, the tallest peak around (except for neighboring Mt. Baldy, which is a real mountain full of snow and deadly trails for hikers who want to get lost and maybe rescued in time). We are walking distance from the peak that is lovely Mt. Wilson. It has great views of the ocean and a nifty Mount Wilson Observatory that used to be something before all the light pollution ruined its usefulness. Standing in Pasadena, which is about 5 miles from Downtown Los Angeles (the "city center" as if a 50-square-mile megalopolis could have a center, which it doesn't really), one can see snow, lots of it. Look east from the San Gabriel Valley at that mountain range blanketed in white again. It hasn't been for years. Look north for the dusting of the foothills and a little more east for the bald eagle looking Mt. San Antonio ("Mt. Baldy"). Ski in the morning, surf in the afternoon, come down with a cold by that evening -- all with a tan.

• Weather map shows heavy snowfall to hit several US states early next week