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Tropical Storm Bertha slammed into Louisiana, then rolled into Texas before fizzling out—officially downgraded to a trough by Thursday night. While it brought gusty winds and heavy rain to the coast, the real concern was the downpours across Texas, with 2-4 inches expected. Coastal areas saw rough seas and rip currents, but the worst passed quickly. Now considered remnants, Bertha is expected to vanish by Friday—marking the second named storm of the Atlantic season after Arthur in June. Residents can relax, though light rain may linger in some spots.

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