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Bertha is no more, the remnants move west of Houston tonight
Summary by The Houston Editorial Desk · Based on reporting by Anthony Yanez , Click2Houston KPRC2 Local
· July 24, 2026
· 2 min read
What is left of Bertha is moving through the Houston area Thursday night. As it got close earlier today it brought flooding rains cities like Missouri City, Sugar Land and Cypress. Try to remember this storm. The name Bertha won’t be used again for another six years, and by then most of us will h...
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Key takeaway The combination of land interaction, dry air, and wind shear kept it from strengthening beyond a 60 mph tropical storm.
Why this matters in The Houston
For the small city of Houston, nestled within the greater Houston metro, the potential impacts of Tropical Depression Two, soon to be Bertha, are a pressing concern. As a city with its own government and police department, but served by the Houston Independent School District, residents must be vigilant about the storm's track. The city's location, surrounded by Houston, means that its residents will likely face similar risks and challenges as the larger city, including the threat of excessive rainfall and flooding. Given the city's history of being affected by Gulf hurricanes, it is crucial for residents to review their hurricane supplies and stay informed about the storm's progress. The uncertainty surrounding the storm's path only underscores the need for preparedness, and residents should closely monitor the forecast to ensure they are ready for any potential impacts.
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Category: local ·
Published: July 24, 2026 ·
Source: Click2Houston KPRC2 Local ·
Reading time: 2 min
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What is this story about? What is left of Bertha is moving through the Houston area Thursday night. As it got close earlier today it brought flooding rains cities like Missouri City, Sugar Land and Cypress. Try to remember this storm. The name Bertha won’t be used again for another six years, and by then most of us will h...
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