they disregarded warnings to stay in the port. 316 homes were damaged and five were destroyed as a result of rough surf on the southern coast of the Dominican Republic. Thousands of people lost power on Gonâve Island, Haiti as a result of outer bands. In Jacmel, the St. Micheal hospital had a damaged roof, resulting in leaking into the hospital. Nine people had been killed in Haiti; most of them have little details about their deaths. In the town of Bainet, the temperamental water system had been completely compromised. Several hundred homes were destroyed by landslides in Haiti. October 29, 2007 – Hurricane Noel passes over Haiti as a weakening tropical storm, dropping very heavy rainfall and becoming the second wettest tropical cyclone to ever impact Haiti as it dropped of rain. In Haiti around 3,252 families were impacted as five days of rainfall caused severe flooding and large mudslides. Meanwhile, in neighboring Dominican Republic the heaviest rainfall was around , having many rivers overflow their banks, which most of the time ended up with houses filling up with water, leaving almost 65,000 people homeless. Overall the storm killed 160 people, injured 100+ people, and left around 59 people missing. December 11, 2007 – Tropical Storm Olga makes landfall near Punta Cana with winds around 60 (95 km/h) mph, dropping heavy rainfall. The heavy rainfall led to flooding of the Yaque del Norte River, and initially opposing a threat to the Bao-Tavera Dams and that it could fail, maybe killing thousands of people in the Santiago Province, so they released all six floodgates, releasing 1.6 million gallons of water and creating a 66 feet tall wave, catching many people off guard as it was the middle of the night, killing 35 and leaving homes in seven towns flooded. Overall the storm killed 39 people and caused $45 million in damage ($1.5 billion DRP;$56 million 2020 USD). August 15, 2008 – Tropical Storm Fay (2008) makes landfall in the Dominican Republic shortly after strengthening into a tropical storm, dropping heavy rainfall over the region which caused flooding, cancelling flights in and out of the region. In Haiti winds damaged crops including the rice field and banana crop. Overall 14 people were killed in Hispaniola. August 26, 2008 – Hurricane Gustav makes landfall as a minimal hurricane in Haiti around 10 miles away from the town of Jacmel, causing large mudslides.