Tropical Storm Bertha’s official run is over, but its aftermath still packs a punch—rain, flooding risks, and dangerous surf linger along the Gulf Coast. Though weakened to a trough and no longer a threat, Bertha dumped 1–3 inches of rain across South Texas, with spots seeing up to 4 inches, risking flash floods. High water levels and rip currents remain hazardous along Louisiana and Texas shores through tonight. The storm made two landfalls—first near New Orleans, then near Galveston—and its wide reach left a trail of impacts across hundreds of miles. Stay alert, stay safe, and watch the rain totals.
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