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Tropical Storm Bertha is barreling toward the U.S. Gulf Coast, bringing flooding and powerful winds from Florida to Louisiana—with landfall expected Wednesday night in a sparsely populated Louisiana area. Wind, not rain, is the main threat, as forecasters warn of storm surges up to four feet in parts of Louisiana, with lesser surges possible further north. Residents are sandbagging and closing beaches, some for the first time since past disasters, while officials urge caution. Though Bertha is expected to weaken as it heads inland toward Texas, it’s a stark reminder that even a below-average hurricane season can still deliver major impacts—especially to communities still recovering from previous storms.

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