Bertha’s rain bands push flash flood risk across Houston tonight
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Bertha’s rain bands are drenching the Houston area this evening, triggering a flash flood warning for parts of southwest Harris and Fort Bend counties. Forecasters expect Stage 1 or low-end 2 flooding with some spots near 4 inches, especially west of I-45, as the bands drift north and west. The heaviest downpours should peak in 2–3 hours and taper after about 9–10 PM, with Bertha continuing west-southwest after making landfall east of Houston.
- Bertha-linked downpours leading to some street flooding this evening across the Houston area Space City Weather
- Tropical Storm Bertha tracker: Bertha weakens into a trough with final impacts felt across Texas Yahoo
- Some of Tropical Storm Bertha’s worst weather is 800 miles inland The Washington Post
- Bertha bringing locally heavy rain and gusty winds to Texas The Weather Channel
- Tropical Storm Bertha dissipates after landfalls in Louisiana & Texas; no more activity in Atlantic, NHC says News4JAX
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