Tropical Storm Bertha Fuels Flooding Threat Across Eastern U.S.
Tropical Storm Bertha, having moved inland over the Texas-Louisiana border, is expected to dissipate by Friday morning. Despite its weakening, the storm is causing significant weather disruptions far from its center. Bertha's moisture is contributing to heavy rainfall along a cold front stretching across the Southeast, leading to a heightened risk of flooding from North Carolina to northern Georgia and Alabama. Some areas have already experienced a month's worth of rain in just a few days, with flash flood warnings issued in parts of Virginia, North Carolina, and Tennessee. The storm's impact is compounded by its uneven structure, which is causing tropical storm-force winds along the Texas coast while directing most of its rainfall towards South Texas.