Elsewhere in the U.S. Virgin Islands, Lenny produced a storm surge of about in St. Thomas. Sustained winds on the island reached at the Cyril E. King Airport, with gusts to . On nearby St. John, wind gusts reached , and sustained hurricane-force winds of were reported on Maria Hill. Rains were not as heavy as on St. Croix; the maximum amounts were on St. Thomas and on St. John. Both islands reported beach erosion along their southern coastlines. Damage on St. Thomas was minimal, limited to minor flooding and mudslides. The Virgin Islands National Park in St. John reported over $1.6 million in damage (1999 USD). In Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, the hurricane left about $330 million in damage (1999 USD), but caused no deaths.