While tracking near the Hawaiian Islands, Dalilia produced waves up to along south-facing coastlines. Along the coasts of Ka'u and South Kona, winds gusted up to 45 mph (75 km/h); the winds caused minor damage, mainly downed power lines. Most areas on Oahu received up to of rain with localized areas reporting up to . Hurricane Dalilia contributed to a record rainfall total for the month of July in Honolulu with falling during the storm's passage. The heaviest rainfall was recorded on the north side of Kauai, with localized areas receiving rainfall in excess of . Along the southeast slopes of Mauna Loa, upwards of of rain fell. The remnants of the storm continued to produce unseasonable rains in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands through July 28. Heavy rains caused minor flooding which forced transit officials to shut down several roads. Many power lines were down, which produced minor wind damage. Despite causing power outages, there were no reports of injuries or major property damage. Overall, impact from Tropical Storm Dalilia was less than anticipated.