minimal. 1980s August 5, 1980 – Hurricane Allen weakens to a Category 4 hurricane south of Haiti, bringing high winds and heavy rainfall. Roughly 60 percent of the coffee crop in Haiti had been completely destroyed, while in Port-au-Prince, tin roofs went flying from high winds; 41 people were killed in that city alone. Overall 835,000+ were left homeless by this storm, 227+ were killed, and $447 (1980 USD) million in damage. September 23, 1987 – Hurricane Emily makes landfall in between Barahona and Baní, Dominican Republic as a strong Category 2 hurricane with winds, killing three people. Upwards of 4.59 inches fell throughout the Dominican Republic, causing large mudslides which killed two. Another person was killed after stepping on a live power line. The farming industry was particularly hard hit, with more than $30 million in damage to agriculture alone. After the storm, hundreds of volunteers assisted evacuees in shelters and helped clean up efforts in the affected areas while the International Red Cross assisted those left homeless after Emily destroyed their homes. Overall there was $80.3 million in damage and three people were killed. September 11, 1988 – Hurricane Gilbert passes south of Hispaniola while rapidly intensifying, dropping heavy rainfall and causing flooding. In the Dominican Republic, nine were killed as rivers, such as the Yuna, overtopped their banks. The main electrical relay station in Santo Domingo was damaged, causing a temporary power outage for all of Santo Domingo. The port of Jacmel, Haiti was reportedly destroyed by ten foot waves. The government on Haiti declared a state of emergency for the entire southern peninsula of Haiti. Overall there was $91.2+ million in damage and 62 people were killed. 1990s July 27, 1990 - Tropical Storm Arthur moves to the south of Hispaniola, dropping heavy rainfall and forcing Haiti to issue a tropical storm watch. June 1, 1993 – Tropical Depression One moves through the central Bahamas, resulting in outer rain bands lashing Haiti, killing 13 people. August 16, 1993 – Tropical Storm Cindy makes landfall in the Dominican Republic as a tropical depression. There was heavy rainfall; in the eastern Dominican Republic rainfall totals were 4-10 inches, overflowing rivers and causing street flooding. There was one death in Villa Altagracia when a child drowned, bringing the Dominican Republic's death toll to two people. September 12, 1994 - The remnants of Tropical Storm Debby pass over Hispaniola, killing