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Tropical Storm Bertha is barreling across the Gulf, sending shivers down the entire coast from Louisiana to Florida with watches and warnings in place for heavy rain, strong winds, and dangerous coastal flooding. Forecasters say the storm’s slow crawl may soon shift northwest then west, bringing gusts that could climb above 40 mph. Flash floods are a major threat, especially in cities and low-lying zones, while rip currents are already churning along Florida’s beaches and could spread westward—so stay out of the water. A small but serious tornado risk looms over Florida’s Big Bend region, and rainfall could pile up to 8 inches in some spots. With the National Weather Service and emergency crews on high alert, stay glued to updates—this storm’s path and impact are still unfolding.

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