Brazos Valley impacts not ruled out ...

Tropical Storm Bertha is expected to weaken in the Gulf of Mexico as it chugs closer to the U.S. But forecasters say it still could bring coastal flooding and heavy rain from the Florida Panhandle to ...

While the most intense parts of the storm are staying offshore, the Gulf Coast will still experience dangerous surf ...

Bertha was forecast to make landfall Wednesday night in the coastal and lightly populated part of Louisiana southeast of New Orleans, with wind as the biggest threat.

Tropical Storm Bertha made two landfalls along the Gulf Coast, producing coastal flooding, dangerous surf and significant beach erosion before dissipating over southeastern Texas. AccuWeather first ...

Tropical Depression Two has a broad circulation with clusters of heavy thunderstorms, but it's infused with dry air. The overall environment is less conducive to organizing and strengthening today, ...

Before weakening into a tropical depression, Tropical Storm Bertha brought heavy surf, coastal flooding and strong winds to parts of Louisiana and Texas. The storm caused minor damage in Florida, ...

Bertha is kicking up winds and dangerous beach conditions along the northern Gulf. Its moisture is also helping fuel a more serious flooding rain threat on the East Coast.

Bertha officially weakened to a tropical depression Thursday evening after moving inland across Texas, signaling the end of the system’s brief tropical run as all coastal watches and warnings were ...

The National Weather Service warns that Tropical Storm Bertha, which is moving westward with sustained winds of 45 mph, could ...

Bertha is the second named storm of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season. Here’s how it’s expected to impact Louisiana.

Bertha's expected impacts include gusty winds, heavy rain, storm surge and rough, dangerous surf. Follow live updates.