I'm not a modern-day Noah, but Ben Davidson might be.   

Earth experiences cyclical disasters every 12,000 years.  Extensive evidence shows we're on the doorstep of the next great Earth disaster. It's called a solar micronova. Many people alive today will experience it.  

Humans have survived these in the past and will do so again.  

Ben Davidson's best guess for when this will happen is mid-2030s through 2040s. Here's a list of things likely to occur.

• Earth's magnetosphere begins to weaken, and the magnetic poles shift to new locations. This has already started.
• Earth's weakening magnetic field means we'll likely lose our electrical grid and modern way of life several years before the Sun's micronova. This could happen today, tomorrow, or anytime within the next 15 years.  As Earth's magnetic field weakens, it becomes more vulnerable to solar eruptions.  
• Before the micronova, the Sun will turn black for about 2-3 days.
• The Sun explodes, sending gigantic amounts of energy and surface debris throughout the solar system.
• The energetic blast burns the side of Earth facing the Sun.
• It also unlocks Earth's crust from the mantle, and the crust rolls over 90 degrees.
• Earth's rotation slows to a stop.
• That's when we get continental flooding, worldwide earthquakes, and volcanic activity.
• About 15-18 hours after the initial blast, the Earth begins to rotate, and the Sun's debris hits Earth.

There's a massive amount of science to explore here.  Ben Davidson and the Suspicious Observers can make it understandable.