A psychic medium known to fans as “The New Nostradamus” has warned of a difficult period ahead for people in the UK, with potential blackouts, floods and food price increases. Craig Hamilton-Parker, who previously predicted the joint US-Israeli surprise attack on Iran and the death of Queen Elizabeth II, was asked during a live chat on his YouTube Channel whether he could foresee a hard winter with possible blackouts.
“Yes,” he said emphatically. “I feel that our weather generally is going to be between extremes. I said at the beginning of this year that 2026 would be the hottest on record, and it happened. I feel we're going to get exactly the same next year. We're going to get a very very hot summer, but we also are going to get the opposite through the winter months.”
Floods and blackouts ahead
Craig added: “I'm seeing a deluge. In the UK and through Europe... I feel we're going to get masses and masses and masses of rain. So there are floods ahead. I feel that would bring blackouts. I feel we're going to see price increases, food price increases and quite a difficult time particularly here in the UK but also um some quite difficult times when it comes to floods.”
His predictions are supported by scientific data. The latest Met Office 3-Month Outlook indicates the chances of a warm and wet autumn for the UK are around one-and-a-half to two times higher than would normally be expected. An increased likelihood of windy conditions also emerges later in the season.
Russian sabotage threat
Met Office Chief Meteorologist Ian Lisk said the El Niño weather phenomenon threatened an increased likelihood of wetter than average conditions as autumn progresses. But Craig warns the bleak winter will be intensified by factors beyond climate. He says that while all-out war with Russia remains unlikely, acts of sabotage and subversion in retaliation for the UK’s support of Ukraine were quite probable.
“We may get some form of terrorism type attack from Russia to the UK,” he said. “We might see a big firm targeted maybe with poisonous stuff or something put into a supermarket. That sort of thing could happen.”
Security expert Verineia Codrean told LBC earlier today that Russian spy ships were preparing to attack critical internet links between the UK and the European mainland. “What’s significant is not just that Russian vessels were operating near critical infrastructure, they were rehearsing how to disable that infrastructure,” she said.
Further attacks on Iran
While Craig said outright conflict between the superpowers remained unlikely, he could see further significant attacks on Iran taking place in the near future. “I do feel there's going to be another big hit on Iran soon to knock out the nuclear bunkers again,” he said. “The job was not done properly. Some of it has been rebuilt and I feel they got to hit it again. In fact, hitting it again and again really because if you think about it, if you've got a bunker underneath a mountain, it's going to take a lot of armaments to knock that out.”
He added that Iran’s fortifications had been built to withstand a lot of punishment. “They could even survive nuclear hits, those things,” he said.
