Cyclone Davina affected Rodrigues as a weakening storm, which limited wind gusts to and rainfall to only . After moving toward Mauritius for several days, the cyclone produced a peak wave height of . On the island, the airport at Plaisance recorded a peak gust of , strong enough to cause crop damage and injure 60 people. Rainfall peaked at , which failed to break the island's worst drought since 1904. On Réunion, wind gusts also peaked at at Piton Sainte-Rose. Davina produced wave heights of at Saint-Pierre. Rainfall on Réunion was highest in the southern portion of the island, mainly through the process of orographic lift; over a three-hour period, of precipitation was recorded at Piton de la Fournaise, and the highest total was in the island's center. Due to the storm's slow movement, Davina produced scattered rainfall over Réunion for several days. Two people drowned in the Rivière des Galets, but otherwise the rainfall proved beneficial in alleviating dry conditions. The gusty winds damaged the sugar cane and banana crops, but overall damage was minor.