A prophet, known as the ‘Italian Nostradamus’, predicted centuries ago that the end of the world would follow two days of consecutive snow in the resort town of Salento.
Those two days of consecutive snow at a European town have just arrived sparking warnings that Armageddon may be soon coming.
Matteo Tafuri, who lived between 1492 and 1582, said;
“Salento of palm trees and mild south wind, snowy Salento but never after the touch. Two days of snow, two flashes in the sky, I know the world ends, but I do not yearn.”
Tafuri noted his predictions for the future in his diary, that was hidden in his room, and the ominous warnings were only recently discovered by researchers.
It comes just days after tears were spotted emerging from the eyes of a painting of the Virgin Mary in Macedonia - a spectacle which has also been linked to the end of the world.
Witnesses said that the latest tears were first spotted on New Year’s Day - exactly a week before Orthodox Christmas which is celebrated on January 7.
The prophecy said two consecutive days of snowfall in Salento would be followed by Armegeddon
Risto Setinov, the president of the local church board, said: “When the priest finished his Sunday morning service, one believer noticed a few drops coming from the left eye of the Virgin.
“Father Boban took some wool and wiped it, smelt it and said it smelled of Holy myrrh.
“After that, a few more drops came down the face of the icon.
“We remained in the church all day and the drops kept appearing.”
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