Bertha Tracker: Houston impacts, path, live radar
HOUSTON - All Tropical Storm warnings have been canceled as Bertha has been downgraded to a depression.
Here's what Houston can expect and when.
Watches and warnings
All Tropical Storm warnings have been canceled for the region.
Where is Bertha?
The center of Bertha was near the Louisiana coast on Wednesday and was continuing to move westward.
The center of Bertha is expected to move near the Louisiana and upper Texas coasts through Thursday.
Bertha has already weakened and is expected to continue to weaken over the next few days.
Houston-area impacts
There are no significant impacts expected for the Houston-area. There will be mostly coastal impacts such as isolated rainfall elevated tides, minor coastal flooding, gusty winds, and dangerous surf from Thursday and early Friday.
Bertha is expected to generate isolated flash flooding, tropical storm conditions, and coastal flooding along the Gulf Coast.
Farther inland, scattered storms and breezy conditions are possible.
Hurricane season 2026
Bertha is the second named storm of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season.
Texas was also impacted by this season’s first named storm. Arthur brought heavy rain and gusty winds to the Texas Gulf Coast in mid-June.
The Source: Information from this article was gathered from the National Hurricane Center, FOX Weather and previous FOX Local reporting.