by Jucelino Luz
PREDICTIONS FOR SEPTEMBER 2026

by Jucelino Luz
A New Arrangement of the Predictions — Dates, Positions, and Locations Reorganized
“Dreams are not predestinations. They are possibilities, signs, and warnings. The future is not written in an immutable way: when consciousness changes, new paths may emerge.”
Before presenting these predictions, it is important to understand that every vision concerning the future should be received with serenity and discernment.
What appears in a dream does not necessarily have to materialize exactly as it was seen. A prediction may represent a warning, a possibility, or even an invitation for humanity to change its attitudes.
In this new organization, each prediction has been assigned its own date within the month of September 2026. The cases have also been reorganized and the locations redistributed, while preserving their nature as possibilities, warnings, and preventive guidance.
The future may change when human beings are also willing to change.
1. — September 23, 2026
Portugal may face significant administrative, political, and social challenges. However, no national destiny should be regarded as definitive. Reforms, education, public responsibility, justice, and the participation of society may help change the course of the country and open new possibilities for future generations. Fires and earthquakes may also occur.
2. — September 7, 2026
In Brazil, demonstrations and significant challenges involving religious institutions may gain widespread attention. Revelations, controversies, and debates may require transparency, responsibility, and renewal. Difficult moments may also create opportunities for reconciliation and the strengthening of spiritual values.
In politics, unfortunate developments may affect Brazil’s political landscape. The country is experiencing intense partisan conflict that harms the Brazilian economy, contributes to an environment of violence, exploits the poor and perpetuates poverty, delays the country’s progress, and undermines its wealth and moral values, without intending to generalize.
3. — September 19, 2026
In France, authorities should remain vigilant regarding possible security threats and attacks. Prevention, intelligence efforts, and cooperation may help prevent violent incidents and preserve lives. A heat wave and heavy rainfall may also occur.
4. — September 2, 2026
England may experience demonstrations, public debates, and revelations involving political figures. These developments may encourage reforms, greater transparency, and increased public participation. Attacks against citizens in the streets may occur, and a cyclone with strong winds may affect the country.
5. — September 28, 2026
A very well-known figure in the Japanese entertainment industry may need to devote particular attention to personal well-being, balance, and quality of life. This sign should be understood as a warning to value life and personal care rather than as an inevitable announcement of suffering. An earthquake measuring approximately 6.0 on the Richter scale may affect the country, along with extreme heat, storms, and typhoons.
6. — September 11, 2026
In South Korea, a very well-known television personality may require greater attention to personal well-being and safety. The omen should be interpreted as a call for prudence and care. Heavy rainfall and flooding may affect the country, and a possible explosion may occur in the capital.
7. — September 25, 2026
In Argentina, new political debates and controversies may gain prominence. Institutions should address these matters through legal and democratic processes, preventing disagreements from producing greater instability. Heavy rainfall, flooding, and cyclonic systems may also occur.
8. — September 16, 2026
The Dominican Republic and Jamaica may face intense rainfall and strong winds associated with tropical weather systems. Preventive measures and solidarity among communities may help reduce their impact.
9. — September 30, 2026
Indonesia may experience significant seismic and volcanic activity. Scientific monitoring and evacuation systems may help prevent natural phenomena from causing more serious consequences. Heavy rainfall and earthquakes may also occur.
10. — September 9, 2026
A well-known personality from Spanish television may need to devote greater attention to personal well-being and quality of life. The omen should not be interpreted as a sentence or inevitability, but rather as a reminder of the importance of balance and the protection of life. Rainfall, extreme heat, and destruction may affect many areas.
11. — September 21, 2026
The Canary Islands may face natural phenomena and the risk of wildfires. Prevention and a rapid response may contribute to protecting lives and property. Heavy rainfall and tremors may also occur.
12. — September 5, 2026
Iceland may experience geological activity requiring scientific monitoring. Proper observation may enable preventive action and reduce possible consequences. Avalanches and flooding may also occur.
13. — September 27, 2026
Chile may experience significant seismic activity. Preventive measures, public preparedness, and emergency systems may reduce losses and strengthen a culture of prevention. Heavy rainfall may also occur.
14. — September 13, 2026
India, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, the Philippines, and Indonesia may experience significant variations associated with the monsoon season. Regional preparedness and cooperation may help reduce the impact on affected populations. Extreme heat, new forms of contamination, and viruses may also emerge.
15. — September 2, 2026
Uruguay and Chile may experience periods of drought, fires, and strong winds in certain regions. These developments may increase environmental awareness and encourage preservation and preventive measures.
16. — September 18, 2026
Brazil and Bolivia may experience periods of intense heat followed by heavy rainfall in certain areas. Meteorological monitoring may help farmers and communities address these changes more safely.
17. — September 8, 2026
Croatia, Slovenia, Austria, and Germany may experience periods of intense rainfall and flooding. Planning, warning systems, and preventive measures may reduce more serious consequences.
19. — September 14, 2026
Water reservoirs in Portugal and Spain may require special attention. Some regions may experience shortages, while others may face episodes of intense rainfall. Responsible management of water resources will be essential.
20. — September 6, 2026
In Saudi Arabia, preventive measures may help prevent fires and possible security threats, thereby protecting lives and infrastructure. Sandstorms may also occur.
21. — September 29, 2026
Pakistan may face risks associated with both violence and seismic activity. Prevention, cooperation, and vigilance may prevent warning signs from developing into more serious events. An earthquake may affect the country.
22. — September 12, 2026
Mexico and regions of the southern United States may experience hurricanes, severe storms, or tornadoes. Meteorological systems and early warnings may enable protective measures and evacuations.
23. — September 20, 2026
Ethiopia, Sudan, Uganda, and other regions of East Africa may face drought and social tensions. Humanitarian cooperation and peace initiatives may reduce the suffering of affected populations.
24. — September 3, 2026
In Portugal, mountainous areas and regions near the coast may experience storms and flooding. Other areas may alternate between drought and intense rainfall. Urban planning and monitoring will be important instruments of prevention.
25. — September 26, 2026
In Pakistan, possible threats of attacks may be identified in advance. The warning concerning violence should serve as a call to strengthen security and protect human life.
26. — September 10, 2026
Somalia and Sudan may continue to face tensions and security threats. National and international efforts may contribute to preventing violent incidents and protecting vulnerable populations.
27. — September 22, 2026
Greece should remain alert to seismic activity. Structural inspections, emergency plans, and the preservation of cultural heritage may help prevent greater losses. Storms may affect certain regions, while wildfires and other fires may cause destruction elsewhere.
28. — September 15, 2026
France and Ireland may experience strong winds, coastal surges, and heavy rainfall. Preventive infrastructure and early-warning systems may minimize flooding and damage.
29. — September 17, 2026
Austria and the Netherlands may face challenges involving security, the economy, and immigration. Balanced policies, social dialogue, and cooperation may prevent these issues from worsening.
30. — September 6, 2026
Turkey may experience seismic activity. Adequate preparedness and knowledge of natural forces may reduce damage and serve as instruments of protection. Flooding and heavy rainfall may also occur.
31. — September 24, 2026
Germany and France should maintain heightened attention to security. Cooperation between authorities and the public may prevent possible threats from developing into serious incidents. Rainfall and storms may also affect both countries.
32. — September 3, 2026
Cambodia, Myanmar, and India may face climatic extremes, alternating between extreme heat, drought, and intense rainfall. Investments in infrastructure and prevention may reduce human and material losses.
33. — September 19, 2026
Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, the Philippines, and China may experience intense rainfall and strong winds associated with tropical systems. Adequate preparedness may significantly reduce their impact.
34. — September 11, 2026
Hong Kong, Macau, South Korea, Japan, and Singapore may experience repercussions from international trade disputes. Negotiations and economic adjustments may contribute to greater balance. Heavy rainfall and typhoons may affect these locations and cause destruction.
35. — September 27, 2026
The Philippines, Taiwan, China, South Korea, and Japan may face heavy rainfall and strong winds. Warning systems and preventive measures may reduce damage to communities.
36. — September 5, 2026
Cuba, Haiti, Puerto Rico, Mexico, and coastal regions of the United States may face highly intense tropical systems. Advance meteorological forecasting, evacuations, and protective measures may save lives.
37. — September 30, 2026
China may experience periods of natural and social instability. Earthquake preparedness and strengthened security measures may help prevent serious consequences. A strong earthquake and destructive rainfall may affect certain regions.
38. — September 13, 2026
In Norway, Sweden, and Finland, unusual natural phenomena, intense rainfall, or geological changes may require scientific monitoring and preventive measures.
39. — September 8, 2026
New Zealand may experience significant geological activity. Monitoring systems and preparedness may reduce damage and protect the population. Heavy rainfall and fires may also occur.
40. — September 21, 2026
In Thailand, rainfall and flooding may require special attention. Preventive measures may protect vulnerable communities, while possible security threats may be identified in advance.
41. — September 4, 2026
Vietnam may experience climatic contrasts, including periods of drought and intense rainfall. Strengthening preventive and security measures may contribute to protecting the population.
42. — September 28, 2026
Taiwan, the Philippines, Vietnam, South Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, and Macau may face intense weather phenomena. Meteorological warning systems and preventive evacuations may reduce damage.
43. — September 16, 2026
In the United Arab Emirates, security measures may prevent attacks, explosions, or large-scale fires. Prudence may transform a situation of risk into one of protection.
44. — September 9, 2026
Belgium and the Netherlands should maintain special attention to security. International cooperation may help prevent threats in major urban centers. Rainfall and storms may also affect both countries.
45. — September 25, 2026
Peru may experience seismic activity and intense climatic phenomena. Preparedness, knowledge, and collective discipline may reduce damage and preserve lives. Heavy rainfall and destruction may also occur.
46. — September 7, 2026
The Philippines may face earthquakes, intense rainfall, and strong winds. Warning and evacuation systems may preserve lives and reduce losses.
47. — September 18, 2026
In Australia, economic and trade tensions may require prudence from government authorities. Security-related matters should receive preventive attention from the responsible agencies. Intense rainfall, an earthquake, and fires may also occur.
48. — September 6, 2026
Dengue, Zika, chikungunya, malaria, and yellow fever may require attention in different tropical regions. India, Southeast Asia, Africa — where the Ebola crisis may intensify — Latin America, and South America may need to strengthen their surveillance, prevention, and scientific cooperation systems.
49. — September 23, 2026
In Chile, investigations concerning an attempted assassination may take place. Institutional, legal, and democratic procedures may allow the facts to be clarified without premature conclusions. Rainfall and an earthquake may also occur.
50. — September 12, 2026
In Colombia, an attempted assassination of a political figure may occur, while problems involving violence and heavy rainfall may result in significant loss of life.
51. — September 29, 2026
Italy may experience periods of drought and an increased risk of fires. Oversight, prevention, and environmental awareness may prevent minor incidents from developing into larger emergencies. Storms and an earthquake may also occur.
52. — September 26, 2026
Elections and political disputes in Argentina may generate strong emotions and intense debate. It will be important to preserve security, respect for human life, dialogue, and democratic institutions. Misguided trends in voting could lead the country toward economic chaos. Political forces associated with destructive policies of the past may seek to return to power, and certain figures could lead Argentina toward severe economic difficulties and a situation of widespread instability.
Final Consideration
The future should not be regarded merely as a succession of inevitable events.
There are moments when a dream reveals the storm not to declare that it will necessarily arrive, but to remind us that there is still time to seek shelter, change our course, and protect those we love.
Every prediction therefore carries two possibilities: what may happen and what may be transformed.
When an omen announces conflict, may it awaken the search for peace.
When it reveals illness, may it awaken care and vigilance.
When it reveals difficulties arising from nature, may it awaken respect for the Earth.
When it points to injustice, may it awaken consciousness.
And when it reveals darkness, may it inspire us to seek the light.
For no omen should ever deprive human beings of hope.
Dreams may warn us, but our choices also create new paths.
May the difficult images of the future dissolve through consciousness, solidarity, and good deeds; may that which could cause suffering be transformed before it occurs; and may every warning we receive become an opportunity for growth and evolution.
Tomorrow remains an open page.
And as long as there are consciousness, faith, responsibility, and love for life, there will also remain the possibility of writing a better destiny upon it.
Jucelino Luz — Journalist, Psychoanalyst, Spiritual Advisor