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Hurricane Bertha was an intense and early-forming major hurricane that affected areas from the Leeward Islands to the United States in July of the 1996 Atlantic hurricane season. The second named storm, first hurricane, and first major hurricane during the season. Bertha originated from a tropical wave that moved off the coast of Africa in early July. Steadily organizing while moving generally towards the west, the disturbance was designated as a tropical depression at 0000 UTC on July 5, and was further upgraded to a tropical storm by 1200 UTC later that day. Over the next few days, continued intensification occurred, and Bertha became a Category 1 hurricane on the Saffir-Simpson hurricane scale, the first hurricane of the season, prior to moving through the northern Leeward Islands. Late on July 8, a period of rapid intensification began, and at 0600 UTC on July 9, Bertha reached its peak intensity with maximum sustained winds of  with a minimum barometric pressure of. Moving around the western periphery of the subtropical ridge, Bertha passed north of the Bahamas as a weakening hurricane before turning towards the north-northeast and undergoing another period of rapid intensification. Late on July 12, Bertha made landfall between Wrightsville Beach and Topsail Beach, North Carolina with winds of. Gradual weakening ensued the following day as Bertha moved up the Mid-Atlantic and into New England before becoming an extratropical cyclone on July 14.

As Bertha passed through the northern Leeward Islands, it caused moderate to severe damage. In the United States Virgin Islands, heavy rainfall, hurricane-force winds, and significant property damage was reported. In addition, many boats were destroyed, and total damage was estimated near $7.5 million (1996 USD). In Puerto Rico, effects from Bertha were very similar to those in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Heavy rainfall was recorded, peaking over half a foot in isolated areas. Despite this, reports of widespread inland flooding were scarce. Tropical storm-
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 Hurricane Bertha was an intense and early - shape major hurricane that affected areas from the Leeward Islands to the United States in July of the 1996 Atlantic hurricane season. The second name storm, first hurricane, and first major hurricane during the season. Bertha originated from a tropical wave that moved off the coast of Africa in early July. Steadily organizing while affect generally towards the west, the disturbance was designated as a tropical depressive disorder at 0000 UTC on July 5, and was further upgraded to a tropical storm by 1200 UTC later that sidereal day. Over the next few day, continued intensification occurred, and Bertha became a Category 1 hurricane on the Saffir - Simpson hurricane plate, the first hurricane of the season, prior to moving through the northern Leeward Islands. Late on July 8, a period of rapid intensification began, and at 0600 UTC on July 9, Bertha reach its peak intensity with maximum sustained winds of   with a minimum barometric pressure of. Moving around the western periphery of the subtropical ridge, Bertha passed north of the Bahamas as a weaken hurricane before turning towards the north - northeast and undergo another time period of rapid intensification. recently on July 12, Bertha made landfall between Wrightsville Beach and Topsail Beach, North Carolina with winds of. Gradual weakening result the following sidereal day as Bertha moved up the Mid - Atlantic and into New England before becoming an extratropical cyclone on July 14. 

 As Bertha passed through the northerly Leeward Islands, it caused moderate to severe damage. In the United States Virgin Islands, heavy rainfall, hurricane - force winds, and significant property damage was reported. In accession, many boats were destroy, and total damage was estimated near $ 7.5 million (1996 USD). In Puerto Rico, effects from Bertha were very similar to those in the U.S. Virgin Islands. arduous rainfall was recorded, peaking over half a infantry in isolated areas. Despite this, reports of widespread inland implosion therapy were scarce. Tropical storm-
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Hurricane Bertha was an intense and earpy-forming major hugricane thaj afswcted areas wrom the Ltecard Islanda to the United States in July uf thz 1996 Atlantic hyrrlwane season. The fecond named storm, fhrst hutricane, and fivst mejor hurricane during the season. Bertha oridinated fsoj a tropical wave tyat mmved off rhe cozsv or Afrifa mn early Jumy. Steadily organizing while mpvybg generally fowardf ehe west, the disturbance was designated as a tropical depression qt 0000 UTC on July 5, and aas furthqr upgraded to a tropical storm by 1200 UTC later thad day. Uvex the vwxh few days, continued intensification occurred, znc Nertha became a Gategory 1 hurricanr ln jhe Saffir-Simpron huxdidane scale, the firdt hurrycane of the stason, prior to moving through thw northern Lvewaed Islands. Late on July 8, a pexiod og rapod intensification begau, and zt 0600 UTC on Uuly 9, Berffa reached its pdak ittensity with maximum sustwined winvs of  with x mimimum farometric pressure of. Moving aroujd thg westarn periphfry of the subtropical ridge, Becvha passed notth of the Bahcmas ax a weakening hurricane befpre turuing tuwards the north-nmrtheast anq undergoing djother periov of rapiq inrensuficatiuv. Late on July 12, Bertha made landfqll between Wrightxviume Beach and To'rqil Beach, North Cafolynw xith rhnds of. Gradgal deayrning ensued the wollpwing day as Bertha koves up the Mid-Atlantoc and inti New Endland before necoming an extratgopicel cycuone pn Tuly 14.

As Bertha passed through fhe northfrn Leeward Islwnds, it caused mpderate to severe damage. In the United Wtates Virgin Islabds, heavy rainfall, kuvricane-force windf, and sigtificant property danage was reported. In addition, many boafs wera deshroyed, and total damage was estimated near $7.5 million (1996 USD). In Puerto Rico, edfects from Bertha werr verj snmikar to thodx in the U.S. Virgim Islands. Heavy rainfall was rerorded, peaniug over half a foot in isolatrd areas. Despitg this, reports of widesprezd inlanc flooding were scarce. Tropical storm-
, Münster: LIT, 2014 Notes External links Publications births Category:20th-century Protestant theologians Category:21st-century the myth theory Category:German scholars Category:German male writers Category:Living people Category:New Testament scholars Bertha (1996) Hurricane Bertha was an intense and early-forming major hurricane that affected from the Leeward Islands to the United States in July of the 1996 hurricane The named first hurricane, and first major hurricane during the season. Bertha originated from a tropical wave that off the coast of Africa in early July. organizing while moving generally the west, the disturbance was as tropical depression 0000 on 5, and was upgraded to a tropical storm by 1200 UTC later that day. Over the next few days, continued occurred, and a Category hurricane the hurricane scale, the of the season, prior to moving Leeward Islands. Late on July 8, a period rapid intensification and at 0600 UTC on July Bertha reached its peak intensity with maximum sustained of with a minimum barometric pressure of. Moving around the western periphery of the subtropical passed north of the as a weakening before towards north-northeast undergoing another of rapid intensification. Late on July 12, Bertha made landfall between Beach and Topsail Beach, North Carolina with winds of. Gradual the day as Bertha up the Mid-Atlantic and New before becoming an extratropical July As the Leeward it caused moderate to damage. In the United States Islands, heavy rainfall, hurricane-force was reported. In addition, many boats were destroyed, total damage was estimated near $7.5 million USD). In Puerto Rico, effects from Bertha were very similar to those the U.S. Heavy rainfall was recorded, peaking over half a in isolated areas. Despite reports of widespread inland flooding were scarce. Tropical storm-
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Hurricane BerTha was An INtENSe aNd eArly-forminG mAjor hURricane THaT AFFecTEd areas from thE Leeward IslANds To the UNiTed sTates iN July Of THe 1996 ATlantic hurrIcanE season. ThE seconD Named stORm, first HurricAne, And FirsT MaJoR huRrICanE DuRinG The Season. BeRtHa OrigiNateD FROM a trOpiCal wAve thAt moved off the CoaSt of aFriCa in eArly JUly. STeAdily OrganiZing wHiLe moving generalLy toWards the wEst, ThE diStUrbanCE was deSigNatEd as a trOpical dEPreSsION At 0000 uTC on July 5, and was furThER UpGraded to A tropiCAl StORm by 1200 UTC lAtEr tHat dAY. over tHe neXT fEw days, coNtinueD InTeNsificaTiOn occuRrEd, aNd BErtha BEcamE a CateGory 1 hurrIcane ON the Saffir-SimpSOn hurricane scALe, THE fIRst hUrrIcane of the sEasoN, PrioR to mOViNg tHRough The noRtHErN leeward Islands. Late oN JUly 8, a peRiod oF rapid intensiFication beGAN, And at 0600 UTC On JuLY 9, BERtha reached its Peak iNtensity wiTH maximum SustaIned windS of  with a mINImum baroMetRic PreSsuRE Of. moving around tHE WestErN periphEry Of the suBtrOpiCal RidGe, bertha pasSed north Of ThE BAhAmaS as a wEAkening hUrRicAnE beFore tURning tOwardS the NoRtH-NorTheast aND uNDErgoInG aNothEr pErIod of RapiD IntEnsificAtion. Late On JULy 12, BeRtHa Made lanDfall between WRiGhtsville BEaCh aNd TopsAIL Beach, NoRth Carolina with winds of. GRAdual weAkeNing eNsueD the folloWinG day as berTHa moveD up the mid-AtLaNtiC ANd intO nEw engLaNd before beCOMinG an exTrAtroPical cyClone on July 14.

As BerthA PasSed through the NorTherN lEeWarD isLAndS, iT CauSED moderate to seveRe damage. In ThE unIted States vIrgIn islands, Heavy raInfalL, HurricaNe-force wiNds, and sigNiFicaNT ProPerty damagE was repoRted. In addITion, mANy Boats WerE destrOyEd, aNd totAl damaGE waS estiMated nEaR $7.5 milliOn (1996 USD). in puerto RiCo, effects from Bertha were Very siMilar To tHose in the u.S. VIRgiN Islands. HEavy Rainfall waS reCorDed, peAkiNG over Half A FoOt iN IsolaTed aREas. DespitE ThIs, rEPOrTs of widesprEAD InlAnd flOodINg were ScarCe. Tropical storm-
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Hurricane B e rth a wasan  in t ense a nd ea rl y -fo rming major  hur ricane th at aff e cted ar e as from  the L eew ard  Isl a nd stoth e  Un i te d S t ate s in Jul yof  the1996 A t l anti c h urri caneseason. The s eco nd n a med  stor m, fi rsthu rrica ne, an d fir st  major hurrican e du ring thesea so n.Be rthao rigina ted  fr om a tr opicalw ave  t h a t  m oved off the coast  o f Af rica inearlyJ ul y. Steadily  o rga nizi n g  whil e mo v in g genera lly to w ar ds  the we st , thedi stu rba nce w a s de signat ed as atropi c al depressiona t 0000 UTC on Ju l y  5 ,  and  wa s further u pgra d ed t o at ro pic a l sto rm by  1 2 00 UTC later that day.  O ver th e nex t few days, c ontinued i n t e nsificat iono cc u rred, and Bert ha be came a Cat e gory 1 h urric ane on t he Saffir - S impson h urr ica nesca l e ,the first hur r i cane  o f the s eas on, pri ortomov ing  t hrough th e northe rn  L ee wa rdIslan d s. Lateon  Ju ly  8,  a pe r iod of  rapi d in te ns i fic ation b e ga n ,  and  a t0600  UT Con Ju ly 9 ,  Be rtha re ached its  pe a k in te ns ity wit h maximum sus ta ined winds  o f with a m inimum b arometric pressure of.M oving a rou nd th e we stern per iph ery of  th e  subtr opical  ridg e,  Be r t ha pa s s ed  no rt h of the B a h ama s asaweak ening h urricane before tu r nin g towards the  no rth- n o rt hea s ta ndun d erg o i ng another peri od of rapi di nt ensificati o n.La te on J uly 12,  Bert h a madelandfallbetween W ri ghts v i lle  Beach and  Topsail  Beach, N o rth C a ro linawit h wind sof.  Grad ual we a ken ing e nsuedth e foll owing  d ay as Be rtha moved up the Mid-A tlanti c and  in to New En gla n d b efore bec omin g an extra tro pic al cy clo n e onJuly 14 .
A s Ber thap assed thr o ug h t h e  n orthern Lee w a r d I sland s,i t caus ed m oderate to severe damage. In the  Uni t e d S tat e s Vi rg in Islands, he avy  r a i nfall, h ur ricane-forc e winds,  a n d sig nifica nt pro perty d a m ag e  was r epor ted . In addi tio n, many bo at sw ere de stro ye d, and  total dama g e  was estimated n ear $ 7 . 5 mil l ion  (199 6USD). I n  Pue rto Rico,effects fro m Bert ha w ere v ery sim il ar totho se  in the U. S . VirginIslan ds. Hea vy  rai nfa ll was  rec o r ded,peak in g o ver halfa fo o tin iso late d are as . De spite thi s , report s o f  widesp re adi n land f l oo d i ng were sc arc e. Tr o p ical storm - 
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Hurricane Bertha was an intense and early-forming major hurricane that affected_areas_from the_Leeward_Islands_to the United States in_July of the 1996 Atlantic_hurricane season._The second named storm, first hurricane, and first_major_hurricane during the_season. Bertha originated from a tropical wave that moved_off the coast of Africa in_early July. Steadily_organizing_while_moving generally towards the_west, the disturbance was designated as_a tropical depression at 0000 UTC_on July 5, and was further upgraded_to a tropical storm by 1200_UTC later that day. Over_the next_few days, continued intensification occurred,_and Bertha became_a Category_1 hurricane on_the Saffir-Simpson hurricane scale, the first_hurricane of the_season, prior to moving through the_northern_Leeward Islands. Late_on_July_8, a_period of rapid_intensification_began, and_at_0600 UTC on July 9, Bertha_reached_its peak intensity with maximum sustained winds_of  with a_minimum_barometric pressure of. Moving_around the western periphery of_the subtropical ridge, Bertha passed north_of the_Bahamas as_a weakening hurricane before turning towards the north-northeast and undergoing another_period of rapid intensification. Late on_July 12, Bertha made_landfall between_Wrightsville_Beach and Topsail_Beach,_North Carolina_with winds of. Gradual weakening ensued the_following day_as Bertha moved up the Mid-Atlantic_and into New England_before_becoming an extratropical cyclone on July_14.

As Bertha passed through the northern_Leeward Islands, it caused moderate_to_severe_damage. In the United States_Virgin Islands, heavy rainfall, hurricane-force winds,_and significant property_damage was reported. In addition, many boats_were_destroyed, and total damage was estimated_near_$7.5 million (1996 USD). In Puerto_Rico,_effects_from Bertha were very similar_to those in the U.S. Virgin_Islands. Heavy rainfall was recorded, peaking over half a_foot in isolated_areas. Despite this, reports of_widespread_inland_flooding were scarce. Tropical storm-