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Tropical Storm Bertha, with winds of 60mph, due to make landfall in US

Tropical Storm Bertha, with winds of 60mph, due to make landfall in US
Sky News Wednesday 22 July 2026, 10:11 UTC 1 min read
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A satellite view of Tropical Storm Bertha forming over the eastern Gulf of Mexico near Florida.

A satellite view of Tropical Storm Bertha forming over the eastern Gulf of Mexico near Florida. Pic: NOAA/Reuters
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