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Tropical Storm Bertha is barreling across the northern Gulf Coast, packing heavy rain, strong winds, and coastal flooding risks — with Louisiana and Texas in its crosshairs. Though it won’t become a hurricane, wind gusts up to 56 mph are already slamming Alabama and Mississippi. Warnings stretch from Florida to Louisiana, with watches extending into Texas. Residents should brace for possible two-to-four-foot storm surges. Wind shear is keeping Bertha’s storms scattered and weakening it — expect it to fade into a post-tropical system by Friday. Northeastern states like Pennsylvania and New York are safe, but this serves as a stark reminder: hurricane season runs until November 30, and conditions can change fast.

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