Tropical Storm Bertha is barreling toward the Texas coast, bringing heavy rain, gusty winds, and dangerous surf as it makes landfall later today. With winds peaking at 45 mph and no significant strengthening expected, the real threat lies in flash flooding from 2–6 inches of rain—especially in low-lying areas. Storm surge of 1–3 feet could swamp the northwestern Gulf Coast, while coastal communities brace for rough seas and rip currents. Tropical storm warnings remain active from Louisiana to Sargent, Texas—prepare for 39–73 mph winds. Don’t let the weakening storm fool you: Bertha’s still packing a punch.
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