Bertha is stretched out and ugly, but the National Hurricane Center is still classifying it as a tropical storm. But strong upper-level winds have tilted the storm over and pushed the mid-level center well out into the Gulf. The National Hurricane Center has a tropical storm warning in effect from Sargent, Texas, just south of Houston/Galveston, north and east into Louisiana. TRACK TROPICAL STORM BERTHA: LIVE RADAR, FORECAST CONE, FLOOD THREAT, WIND SPEED AND WARNINGSMost of the heavier rain should move into the southern part of Texas, parts of which have been in a drought, so this could be beneficial. HOW TO WATCH FOX WEATHERWe'll be done with Bertha by tomorrow, though its remnant will continue across south Texas.