Tropical Storm Bertha heads for Texas after Louisiana landfall
Summary
Tropical Storm Bertha hit Louisiana and is moving west toward Texas, where it is expected to arrive by Thursday evening. The storm brings strong winds, heavy rain, and rising water levels, which may cause flooding and dangerous surf conditions along the Gulf Coast.Key Facts
- Bertha made landfall in Louisiana and is moving toward the Texas coast.
- Maximum sustained winds are near 45 mph, with stronger gusts.
- Tropical storm warnings are active from Morgan City, Louisiana, to Sargent, Texas.
- Coastal flooding of 2 to 3 feet is expected in parts of Louisiana, affecting homes and businesses.
- Rainfall of 2 to 4 inches, with isolated heavier amounts up to 6 inches, is forecast along the Texas Gulf Coast.
- The storm may cause flash flooding, especially in cities and urban areas.
- Dangerous surf and rip currents are expected along the northern and northwestern Gulf Coast.
- Bertha is expected to weaken and dissipate after moving inland over Texas by Friday.
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