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See the damage Tropical Storm Bertha left behind on Gulf Coast

3 sources7 storiesFirst seen 7/23/2026Score55Mixed Progress
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Here's what to expect in Houston and Galveston - Click2Houston.

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Here's what to expect in Houston and Galveston Click2HoustonSome of Tropical Storm Bertha's worst weather is 800 miles inland The Washington PostTropical Storm Bertha path update: Bertha headed for Texas coast AL.comTropical Storm Bertha maps tracker: Cone, warnings and more The Weather ChannelTropical Storm Bertha fuels a serious flood threat on the East Coast after making landfall in Louisiana

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Some of Tropical Storm Bertha's worst weather is 800 miles inland - The Washington Post.

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Some of Tropical Storm Bertha's worst weather is 800 miles inland The Washington PostTexas family loses SUV to Bertha's dangerous surf WKRGTropical Storm Bertha brings storm surge, rough winds to Gulf Coast — Photos USA TodayWhat CenterPoint is doing to prepare for Tropical Storm Bertha KHOULightning Flashes Over Galveston as Tropical Storm Bertha Approaches Yahoo

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CBS News' Lana Zak has more on the storm's path and severe flooding in West Virginia.

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Track where Tropical Storm Bertha is heading after making landfall in Louisiana.

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Tropical Storm Bertha is expected to make a second landfall on Thursday, this time in Texas, after it brought dangerous flooding to Louisiana.

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CBS News meteorologist Rob Marciano has the latest on the storm's path.

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Summary

**Summary:** Tropical Storm Bertha caused severe flooding and wind damage across parts of Louisiana and Texas, with some areas experiencing up to 10 inches of rain and winds reaching over 75 mph. **Why It Matters:** The storm's impact highlights the potential for significant weather events in coastal regions, emphasizing the importance

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