Minor wind gusts caused minor roof damage to 10 houses in Cameron Parish, while its storm surge flooded portions of Louisiana Highway 82.[35] When the system returned, more rainfall occurred, flooding over 1,000 houses in St. Tammany Parish,[36] 80 houses in Saint Bernard Parish,[37] and hundreds of houses elsewhere in the state. The flooding also forced 1,800 residents from their homes in East Baton Rouge Parish.[38] The deluge left numerous roads impassable, while runoff resulted in severe river flooding. The Bogue Falaya River in Covington crested past its peak twice to near-record levels.[36] The Amite and Comite Rivers reached their highest levels since 1983.