Tropical Depression Two to bring dangerous beach conditions for the Gulf Coast this week
Tropical Depression Two Update | Gulf Coast Forecast: Track, Rain & Beach Impacts Tropical Depression Two continues to slowly organize over the northeastern Gulf of Mexico and is expected to become Tropical Storm Bertha as it tracks west along or just offshore of the northern Gulf Coast this week. In this forecast update, we break down: The latest National Hurricane Center forecast The expected track and why the storm is forecast to turn west Rain chances for south Alabama and northwest Florida Dangerous surf and rip current concerns Coastal wind expectations The forecast scenarios we're watching over the next 24-48 hours The next couple of days will be critical in determining how the system organizes, how strong it becomes, and where the heaviest rainfall ultimately develops. For more Local News from WALA: https://www.fox10tv.com/ For more YouTube Content: / @fox10.news.

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