Storms will be more possible going into the weekend.
Tropical Storm Bertha has made a second landfall in Texas. This development is being monitored in South Florida, where rain chances are increasing.
As the situation with Tropical Storm Bertha continues to unfold, the potential for storms in South Florida is a concern.
Further details about Tropical Storm Bertha and its impact on South Florida can be found through CBS4 Miami, the source of this information. Storms are expected to be more possible going into the weekend.
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