Tropical Storm Bertha has officially weakened to a trough after making its second landfall along the Gulf Coast, first in Louisiana and then in Texas. The storm brought heavy rains and strong winds, causing localized flooding and issuing warnings in several areas. While Bertha has dissipated, its remnants continue to affect parts of Texas and the Southeast, raising concerns of ongoing flooding threats. Beachgoers along the Texas coast remained unfazed as the storm approached, with many areas now experiencing scattered thunderstorms and a return to hot, dry conditions. Forecasters are keeping an eye on the aftermath, as the remnants of Bertha pull away, leaving behind a path of rain and wind across southern states.