Nostradamus' five terrifying predictions for 2027 have been revealed by commentators

Nostradamus had some pretty major predictions for 2027, including wild fires, economic turmoil and more.

With Halloween out of the way, the Christmas adverts have already started popping up on TV and it won’t be long before we’re all ringing in the New Year.

And, if the predictions made by the late seer Nostradamus - who was born Michel de Nostredame - are anything to go by it seems as though 2027 could be a tumultuous time for us all.

The ancient astrologer may have died back in 1566, but there are some who believe his prophecies remain pretty spot-on and have credited him with accurately predicting several major world events including the Great Fire of London, the French Revolution, and the assassination of JFK.

It’s important to note that Nostradamus didn’t specifically mention the year 2027 in any of his 900-plus quatrains that were published in collections known as Centuries.

Nostradamus had some pretty major predictions for 2027 (Getty)

However, Sky History reckons that each Century’s 27th quatrain could refer to the year 2027 and if that’s the case, then there are some big things on the cards.

First up, Nostradamus shared a fairly chilling vision in Century XI’s 27th quatrain that might point towards more wildfires ripping through the globe next year.

He wrote: “Celestial fire from the Western side, / And from the South, running up to the East, / Worms half dead without finding even a root.”

He also suggested that there could be economic disaster on the horizon, with the late astrologer mentioning ‘copies of gold and silver inflated” and being ‘exhausted and dissipated by the debt’ before warning: “All scripts and bonds will be wiped out.”

Not ideal.

There’s also a prediction about upcoming change in the Middle East.

In the 27th quatrain of Century V, Nostradamus wrote: “Through fire and arms not far from the Black Sea, / He will come from Persia to occupy Trebizond.”

Persia is a historic name for Iran, while Trebizond is the older name for Trabzon, a city on the Black Sea coast of northeast Turkey, so it could point towards there being some change amid the ongoing tensions between Iran and the US.

Trouble France and a long-lost haul of treasure being found

Nostradamus may have also predicted a political upset in France.

Is 2027 the year the Oak Island treasure haul is finally found? (DigitalGlobe via Getty Images via Getty Images)

One of his writings claims that there will be a strike against ‘the Dauphin’ - the Dauphin is the name historically used to refer to the now-defunct French throne, but some believe it could instead be a reference to the expected ‘heir’ to the French presidency - frontrunner Marine Le Pen.

French citizens are set to vote in a new president next year, with current president Emmanuel Macron’s second term coming to an end next year, and if Nostradamus is correct then it seems the race could become closer than you might have thought.

Finally, could 2027 also be the year that the infamous Oak Island treasure haul is finally discovered?

The alleged treasure has been sought by hunters for decades, but there’s a clue from Nostradamus that next year could be the year it's found.

He wrote: “Beneath the oak tree of Gienne, struck by lightning, the treasure is hidden not far from there.”

But it also warns that the person who does find it will meet a fairly grisly end.