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Track Tropical Storm Bertha's path through Gulf

Tropical Storm Bertha Makes US Landfall: Live Tracker Maps Shows Impact

Tracking maps show the position of Tropical Storm Bertha as forecasters warn the system could bring coastal flooding, flash flooding and dangerous surf conditions to parts of the northern Gulf Coast t...

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Tropical Storm Bertha: Tracking Map Shows Which Homeowners Are in the Storm’s Path

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National Hurricane Center tracking Tropical Storm Bertha, 3 tropical waves

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Bertha makes 2 Gulf Coast landfalls, causes flooding and beach erosion

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

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Tropical Storm Bertha moves inland near Texas-Louisiana border, NHC says

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Bertha begins to lose wind intensity over Texas

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Bertha brings heavy rain, flooded streets to Houston area

FOX 26's Jillian Hartmann was there when it all went down.

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As Bertha nears Texas, will San Antonio see rain, strong winds? Here's a timeline.

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Bertha making landfall again

Tropical Storm Bertha maps tracker: Cone of uncertainty, warnings, rainfall

Tropical Storm Bertha is heading to Texas with rain, winds and some coastal flooding. Tropical storm alerts are in effect. (FORECAST DETAILS: Tropical Storm Bertha) Here are some

Where is Tropical Storm Bertha headed? Latest NOAA forecast path and tracker

Where is Tropical Storm Bertha? Expected to form in the Gulf, here's latest NOAA forecast path, tracker maps, landfall outlook and potential impacts.

Watches, warnings in effect for northern Gulf as Tropical Storm Bertha strengthens | Tracking the Tropics

Tropical Storm watches and warnings remain in effect for parts of the north Gulf Coast as Tropical Storm Bertha continues to move northwest, the National Hurricane Center

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Hurricane center monitoring for disturbance off Florida, Southeast US

The National Hurricane Center is monitoring a low-pressure area off the southeastern U.S. coast. This system currently has a low, 20% chance of developing over the next seven days. Forecasters are also tracking three tropical waves in the Atlantic and ...