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Tropical Storm Bertha in Houston: Everything you need to know to prepare
Tropical Storm Bertha is expected to bring breezy conditions, storms, and heavy rain to the Houston area, with residents advised to prepare for potential flash flooding.
By Christian Hudspeth, Meet the Team·3 hr ago
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Even when a system isn't forecast to be a major hurricane, tropical storms can still bring impactful hazards: Tropical Storm Bertha is not a hurricane but is expected to bring breezy conditions, storms, and heavier rain closer to the coast (and that this is a good time to review plans and refresh supplies).
1) Flash flooding from tropical rain Houston doesn't need a named hurricane to flood.
The key issue is rainfall rate-tropical bands can drop heavy rain quickly.
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