Sea Levels 35-50 Feet Higher by 2050, Then Cooling Begins
Prediction Made: 2014-12-07 Year Predicted: 2050
Bashar predicted that around 2050 ocean levels would be at a relative high point, averaging about 35-50 feet higher than at the time of the 2014 session, after which temperatures would begin to drop and a minor ice-age-like cooling trend would begin.
Probability
No numeric probability is given for this specific sea-level claim, but it is stated as part of the same 2014 future-milestone sequence.
Evidence
In progress, but current scientific projections are far below the claimed magnitude. NOAA projects roughly 10-12 inches of additional U.S. coastal sea-level rise by 2050, not 35-50 feet. Unless observations accelerate far beyond present projections, this prediction is trending toward failure.
Sources
- Bashar Archive - Dec7Predictions Qa 2014-12-07 · Third-party
- NOAA Climate.gov - U.S. coastline to see up to a foot of sea level rise by 2050 2022-02-15 · Official
Disclaimer — Bashar emphasizes that all predictions are probabilities, not certainties. Reality creation and parallel timelines mean individual and collective choices continuously shift outcomes. The 'accuracy' of any prediction must be understood within this framework.