Bertha fades to trough as Texas braces for rain and floods
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Bertha weakened to a trough and dissipated after the National Hurricane Center’s final advisory. With winds around 35 mph, its remnants are expected to drop 1–3 inches of rain (isolated up to 4) across South Texas, posing flash flood risk, while coastal water levels stay elevated through the next high tide and a potential storm surge remains possible.
- Tropical Storm Bertha tracker: Bertha weakens into a trough with final impacts felt across Texas Yahoo
- Bertha’s remnants continue to fuel a flood threat in the Southeast CNN
- Tropical Storm Bertha dissipates after landfalls in Louisiana & Texas; no more activity in Atlantic, NHC says News4JAX
- Some of Tropical Storm Bertha’s worst weather is 800 miles inland The Washington Post
- Bertha moves west across southeastern Louisiana after landfall fox8live.com
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