Will the Gulf Coast tropical depression turn into storm Bertha? Here’s the forecast from NOAA’s hurricane tracker

The Gulf Coast is bracing for potential stormy weather as Tropical Depression Two has formed off Florida's coast, according to the National Hurricane Center. Amid an already tumultuous summer filled with extreme weather events, this depression could develop into Hurricane Bertha. The storm is currently moving northwest and is located about 110 miles south of Panama City, Florida. Given the heightened activity this season, its potential development into a hurricane is being closely monitored and could have significant implications for coastal regions.