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Tropical Storm Bertha updates

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Tropical storm Bertha strengthens, threatening Gulf Coast. See its path.

Tropical Storm Bertha is the second named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season.

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Tropical Storm Bertha live updates: Hurricane forecasters warn of trouble

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Tropical Storm Bertha tracker: Heavy rain and flash flooding forecast for parts of Gulf Coast — see latest path

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Tropical Storm Bertha slowly strengthens, threatening flooding as it trudges toward Gulf Coast

Tropical Storm Bertha is slowly organizing in the northeastern Gulf, where it is expected to bring several days of heavy rain, gusty winds and coastal flooding to parts of the Gulf Coast from Florida ...

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Tropical Storm Bertha churning off US Gulf Coast

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Severe storm threat continues Tuesday and Wednesday plus tracking Bertha in the Gulf

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Tropical Storm Bertha closes in on Gulf Coast with up to 4 ft of storm surge expected

U.S. Tropical Storm Bertha is the second named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season.

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Tropical Storm Bertha Nears Louisiana Landfall With Heavy Rain And Gusty Winds

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Tropical Storm Bertha may bring flash floods and rainfall to west Florida

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Tropical Storm Bertha changes direction as Florida starts to feel impacts

Parts of Florida are now under a tropical storm warning as Tropical Storm Bertha strengthens. Here is what to expect.

6don MSN

Potential tropical storm path as Florida could be hit within days

The NHC is monitoring an area of low pressure that is expected to pass directly over Florida in the coming days.

20h

Tropical storm warning for Alabama as stronger Bertha moves closer

Tropical Storm Bertha strengthened on Tuesday and had 60 mph winds, and tropical storm warnings continued for the Alabama coast. The center of Bertha is not expected to come onshore in Alabama, but the state could face rip currents,

1don MSN

Tropical depression spins across gulf, expected to bring high winds, heavy rains

A tropical depression continued to spin along the Gulf Coast of Florida as of late afternoon July 20, according to the National Hurricane Center. The system, which had formed July 19, remained a tropical depression as of the 5 p.