Tropical Storm Bertha’s official chapter is closed — but its aftermath is still causing chaos. After two landfalls, one in Louisiana and another near the Texas border, Bertha has dissipated into a low-pressure trough, with all watches and warnings lifted. Yet, its remnants are dumping 1-3 inches of rain across South Texas, with pockets hitting up to 4 inches — triggering flash flood risks, especially in poorly drained areas. Elevated Gulf Coast water levels will begin to recede after the next high tide, but dangerous swells and rip currents still threaten beaches in Louisiana and Texas. Though not a powerhouse, Bertha’s wide reach brought tropical storm conditions from the Florida Panhandle to Texas. The storm’s gone, but its echoes — rain, flooding, and rough surf — are still very much in play.
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