Tropical Storm Bertha is on the move, tracking westward across the Gulf of Mexico with dangerous conditions already being felt along the northern Gulf Coast, according to the latest advisory.
As of 1:00 AM Central Time on Wednesday, July 22, the center of Bertha was positioned near coordinates 29.3 degrees north, 87.9 degrees west, advancing west at approximately 6 miles per hour.
The storm’s minimum central pressure was recorded at 998 millibars, with maximum sustained winds clocking in at roughly 50 miles per hour — enough to maintain its tropical storm status.
Tropical storm conditions are expected to continue along the northern Gulf Coast as Bertha pushes further inland. Residents in the storm’s projected path should stay informed and follow guidance from local emergency management officials.
