Tropical Storm Bertha slams into Louisiana, bringing winds, flooding, and extreme heat — a rare combo that’s never happened in two decades. Beaches from Florida to Mississippi are closed as storm surge and gusts up to 44 mph threaten coastal towns. While heavy rain stayed offshore, some residents ignored warnings, mowing lawns or playing in rising floodwaters. Officials say impacts will be manageable — with surges up to 3 feet and rain totals of 1-4 inches — but urge caution. Meanwhile, tornadoes tore through the Midwest and flash floods hit West Virginia, making this a wild weather week across the U.S.
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