Anguilla received 4 to 6 inches of rain in four hours, this led to flooding, Flooding was the worst in the island’s history. Some houses were almost covered by flood waters and this took 8 weeks to go away. Beach erosion was extensive, beaches were eroded by sea swells of up to 12 feet, localized flooding was reported. Tourism infrastructure was extensively damaged,
The island coastline was damaged by the Category 4 storm that led to USD $65.8 million in damage. Damages to the social sector amounted to USD $ 7.7 million and US$ 410,410 to the health sector.

The island experienced tropical force winds for 5 hours, there was heavy rainfall with 6 inches recorded in the Valley Area, The Eastern Section of the island received the strongest impact, some trees were uprooted, and a few electricity cable and telephone lines were affected, no flooding or damage to houses, Officials reported minimal or no damage in some areas

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Devastating Impact, hit the island with maximum sustained winds of 140 mph, extensive damage to homes and buildings, high damage to livestock, shipping sector and plant life, severe disruption of public utilities leading to the island being without electricity for months. Hurricane was one of the worst in the island’s history, leading to damage of EC $149.3 million

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Taken from these original sources:
Petty (2004)