Lots of wind, trees down, lines down, no power for two days, etc but no major structural damage where we were. We did hear reports of some roofs off on the eastern part of the island. The back end, southeast part of the storm was definitely the worst and hardest. Hardly any rain on the front end, the eye was on us for about an hour, then terrible rain and much higher winds on the back side. When I left yesterday, most of the power was back up on St. Croix.
Roofs are on and people are well.
Let's hope the luck continues for the remainder of the season. This is from St. Croix-east of Christiansted. We did survive a direct hit. We were thankful that the hurricane had weakened from the 150 mph winds it had earlier. The first part of the hurricane was rather mild-very little rain.