Tropical Storm Bertha Moves Inland Over Texas, Bringing Heavy Rain and Flood Risks
Tropical Storm Bertha Moves Inland Over Texas, Bringing Heavy Rain and Flood Risks
US · Published Jul 24, 2026
Tropical Storm Bertha made landfall in southern Louisiana on Wednesday and is now moving inland over eastern Texas.
The storm, which is the second named storm of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season, has weakened slightly but continues to pose risks of heavy rainfall and flash flooding.

Impact & Risks

Bertha is expected to produce 1 to 3 inches of rainfall, with isolated areas receiving up to 4 inches, which could lead to flash flooding. Coastal areas may experience elevated water levels through the next high tide cycle, posing risks of localized storm surge. While the storm has weakened, tropical storm conditions are still expected in the warned areas within 24 hours. Residents in affected regions should remain vigilant for potential flooding and hazardous conditions.

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