Tropical Storm Bertha Dissipates; Cristobal Could Be Next
Tropical Storm Bertha Dissipates; Cristobal Could Be Next
US · Published Jul 25, 2026
The National Hurricane Center issued its final advisory on Tropical Storm Bertha at 11 p.m.
ET on July 23, 2026, as the storm weakened after making landfall near the Texas-Louisiana border.

Impact & Risks

Bertha's remnants caused heavy rain in South Texas, with isolated flash flooding possible in urban areas. The storm's impacts were relatively minor compared to stronger systems, but forecasters warn that the peak of hurricane season, typically mid-August to mid-October, is approaching. Tropical waves currently being monitored could develop into storms, posing risks to coastal areas in the coming weeks.

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