Fading rivers are unveiling a secret treasure trove of long-forgotten treasures as local weather change stirs up devastation all through the world. (PHOTO: Gallo Photographs/ Getty Photographs)

Scientists have been warning us about local weather change for years, but their phrases have largely fallen on deaf ears. However now, peeking out of the Elbe River in Czechoslovakia, is a chilling warning that’s unimaginable to disregard.

“When you see me, then weep,” reads the grim inscription in German chiselled into a chunk of stone on the river financial institution close to the northern city of Decín.

The stone is what’s referred to as a Hungerstein (Starvation Stone) and it’s now seen as a result of the water stage within the river has dropped to a harmful low. It was carved into the rock a whole lot of years in the past to warn future generations of the famine and hardship more likely to comply with every time it turns into seen.