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Tropical Storm Bertha remains relatively weak as Gulf Coast deals with rough surf

First publishedJul 22, 16:21 UTC
Last updatedJul 23, 18:43 UTC · 1h ago
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Tropical Storm Bertha remains relatively weak as Gulf Coast deals with rough surf
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Preparations continue along the Gulf Coast for Tropical Storm Bertha, which could bring winds up to 50 mph but remains relatively weak. NBC News’ Bill Karins forecasts the storm’s path and the heavy rainfall and flooding hitting the East Coast.

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Preparations continue along the Gulf Coast for Tropical Storm Bertha, which could bring winds up to 50 mph but remains relatively weak. NBC News’ Bill Karins forecasts the storm’s path and the heavy rainfall and flooding hitting the East Coast.
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