million. China Across Hainan Island, winds of were measured, resulting in power being knocked out for the entire island. At the time of its second landfall, Ike was a large but weakening tropical system, with gale-force winds extending out from the center. The storm brought of rain to most of the affected areas, with locally higher amounts. Thirteen fishermen were overcome by the swells off the coast of Weizhou Island. Across the Guangdong, 2,000 houses were destroyed. In the Guangxi near the storm made landfall, the storm destroyed zones of homes, factories, and boats, especially in the coastal towns of Beihai, Qinzhou, and Fancheng. In nearby Nanning, half of the city was left without power, one building collapsed, and four hundred fifty trees were uprooted. There, 13 people were killed and two people were severely wounded. Provincewide, 14 people were killed, with six others rendered missing while of sugar cane was destroyed. Ike was considered the worst typhoon to strike the province since 1954. Nationwide, numerous trees and power lines were downed by the storms' high winds and an estimated 13,000 structures were damaged or destroyed. A total of 46 people were killed by the remnants of Ike in central China. There were also reports of 13 people missing. An estimated of sugar cane were destroyed and about of vegetables were lost. A minimum sea level pressure of was recorded at the Hong Kong Royal Observatory. A peak wind gust of was reported on the island of Tai O. A peak sustained wind of was recorded on Lei Yue Mun. Tate's Cairn measured of rain, the highest total within the vicinity of Hong Kong from September 4 to 6. In the western portion of Hong Kong, one woman was injured by a fallen wooden plank. Nearby, a scaffolding and hoardings were blown down at a construction site. Otherwise, no damage was reported in Hong Kong. Elsewhere Due to the proximity of Ike to Guam upon its formation, the island was placed under the "Condition of Readiness" level; this was the first time that such a high readiness level was issued since Typhoon Pamela in 1982. Although Ike passed somewhat near the island, the storm's compact size during its formative stages mitigated any damage. Despite being near typhoon intensity at the time, a station on Nimitz Hill only documented winds of , with higher gusts. The outer rainbands of the typhoon