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Tropical Storm Bertha is anticipated to make landfall this evening near the central Louisiana coast as a tropical storm with wind speeds of around 46 mph. Tropical Storm Bertha is currently located about 110 miles west-southwest of Panama City, Florida, moving west at a little less than 6mph. Bertha has maximum sustained winds of 58…
Last night, Tropical Depression #2 strengthened into Tropical Storm Bertha after its maximum sustained winds reached 39 mph. Follow along to see what else has changed with the storm and what to expect next. Currently, Bertha is located 60 miles south/southwest of Panama City Beach, Florida. Bertha is moving slowly northwest at 3.5 mph with…
According to the latest 1 PM update from the National Hurricane Center, Tropical Storm Bertha is beginning to turn west and will track near the northern Gulf Coast over the next few days. Southern Louisiana, Mississippi, and coastal Alabama can expect rounds of heavy rain, gusty winds, rough surf, and some coastal flooding through Wednesday…
Happy Monday! Tropical Depression #2 is expected to strengthen into Tropical Storm Bertha by this evening. Tropical Update *The information I am about to give is from the 2pm EST Atlantic Tropical Weather Discussion from the National Hurricane Center in Miami, FL. The next discussion will be released at 8pm EST and will contain the…
It’s going to be another hot week ahead despite the active tropics in the Gulf. Unfortunately for us, that looks like mostly heat compared to our neighbors to the east. We do have a few reasons for this which I’ll get to in a little while, but Tropical Depression 2 will struggle a bit to…