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Bertha’s Rain Lingers as Storm Ends | Charleston News
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Tropical Storm Bertha’s run is over, but its aftermath is still packing a punch—bringing heavy rain, flash flood risks, and dangerous coastal conditions. Though it’s officially downgraded to a low-pressure system after hitting land in southeast Texas, Bertha’s leftovers are dumping 1–3 inches of rain, with spots seeing up to 4 inches, especially in South Texas. Coastal waters remain elevated and rip currents are still deadly along Louisiana and Texas shores. The storm’s wide path—from Florida to Texas—left behind strong winds, flooding, and two landfalls, including near Galveston. With advisories now off, stay alert: the rain’s not done yet.
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