Tropical Storm Bertha is barreling toward the Florida Panhandle and Alabama, with warnings in effect for seven coastal counties as hurricane conditions loom within 36 hours. Already packing stronger winds since forming Monday night, Bertha will linger along the northern Gulf Coast, dumping heavy rain across Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana—with storm surges up to four feet possible in some areas. Isolated tornadoes are also a risk, especially in Florida’s Big Bend, and flash flooding could stretch all the way to Texas through Friday. Meanwhile, Hurricane Fausto has formed in the Pacific but poses no land threat—though its waves are whipping up dangerous surf along Baja California. Stay tuned to local alerts if you’re in the path—preparation is key as Mother Nature ramps up.
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