The recent tsunami in Nepal was devastating. When you first see it, it looks like a dam broke. Turns out it was a glacier lake outburst flood. What does that mean? Wait 'till I tell ye. A glacial lake outburst flood (GLOF) is a type of outburst flood caused by the failure of a dam containing a glacial lake.
Geologyhub is a guy from Iceland that talks about earthquakes and geological events around the globe. Turns out he did an episode about a tsunami along the Chehalis River in Harrison Mills. I was surprised to see that becuase I was familiar with that area and hadn't heard of any tsunami there.
The Chehalis is a tributary to the Harrison River which winds through Kilby and feeds into the Fraser river. There's a fish hatchery on the Chehalis as Kilby and Harrison Mills are where everyone goes to see the eagles in November feeding on the rotting chum carcasses after they have spawned.
Turns out if you follow the Chehalis upstream it begins at a lake. As the Geologyhub guy explained, there was a landslide that fell into the lake like the Hope slide. All that rock and debris falling into the lake all at once created a tsunami downstream. That appears to be what happened in Nepal.
I'm trying to back track and find the location of the lake in Nepal, but the claim is part of a glacier collapsed into a lake which caused a huge displacement of water which created a tsunami downstream just like with the Chehalis.
We need to zero in to the exact location to determine exactly what caused it. What happened was clearly devastating but all this climate alarmism is concerning. Climate change is not a just cause to embrace Communism in the UN's New World Order. Let's find out exactly what really happened before we give up our civil liberty by adapting their new political and economic paradigm.
Another example of where this could happen is Garibaldi lake which is a glacier fed alpine lake. The glacier slope feeding into Garibaldi lake is very gradual but there could in theory be a landslide from an adjacent peak into the lake like what happened at Chehalis.
In Nepal there doesn't appear the have been an alpine lake. Just a landslide into the river which wouldn't explain the volume of water we saw come down the river. Kathmandu along Trishuli River. Before the flash flood. It looks like it was a mudslide into the river and a collapsed glacier had nothing to do with it.
This simulation shows a lake but it's AI.
A simulation of how the #NepalFlood disaster may have unfolded:
— Upendrra Rai (@UpendrraRai) August 27, 2026
A large section of #HimalayanGlacier collapsed, sending ice, rock and soil into the Lhende Khola on Wednesday.
Nepali officials say the debris temporarily blocked the river, forming a lake that later burst and sent… pic.twitter.com/mTJe8k0nEa














