In Cuba, the reported rainfall amounts reached about in the community of Bahia Honda, along with in the capital of Havana, and in the community of Saua La Grande. Although by the time the depression had reached the United States was undeveloped, the remains caused significant rainfall in several states in southeastern United States, with a peak of at the Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge in Florida. The city of Miami reported rainfall totals of and in the community of Tavarnier. Rainfalls above were reported in eastern Georgia, southern South Carolina, eastern Mississippi and eastern Alabama. Rainfalls in other areas went unrecorded. Outside the damage in Jamaica, the damage to Cuba and the United States were minimal, with no other reported casualties.