Tropical Storm Bertha has dissipated after making its way inland across the upper Texas coast. The storm weakened into a trough, which is an elongated area of low pressure.
Details about the storm's impact are not specified, but it is known that Tropical Storm Bertha came to an end after moving inland.
Further information about Tropical Storm Bertha can be found through CBS Austin, for those seeking more details about the storm's effects and aftermath.
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