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Tropical Storm Bertha has lost intensity after its impact in southeastern Louisiana; however, hazardous weather persists across various regions of the Gulf Coast. Meteorologists caution that considerable rainfall, strong gusts, turbulent surf, and perilous rip currents could still occur from Louisiana extending into Texas. Bertha made landfall with winds reaching approximately 45 mph before gradually weakening as it progressed inland. Although extensive catastrophic flooding is not anticipated, localized flash flooding and coastal overflow remain significant threats. Residents are advised to avoid beaches and stay updated with local weather reports as conditions slowly improve.
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00:00Tropical storm Bertha has weakened, but the danger isn't over yet.
00:04The storm made landfall in southeastern Louisiana with winds of about 45 miles per hour.
00:10Heavy rain and strong wind gusts continue across parts of Louisiana and Texas.
00:15Forecasters say isolated areas could receive several inches of rain, raising the risk of flash flooding.
00:21Along the Gulf Coast, rough surf and dangerous rip currents remain a major concern.
00:26Some coastal communities are also seeing minor flooding as water levels stay elevated.
00:32Emergency officials are urging people to avoid beaches and never drive through flooded roads.
00:38Bertha is expected to continue weakening inland.
00:41But weather experts say residents should stay alert until the storm fully dissipates.
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