It struck with sustained winds near one hundred and thirty miles per hour and dropped as much as twenty-nine inches of rain on the island.
Hong Kong dealt with the storm as well, but took a lesser blow, with no injuries reported.
Usagi made landfall in China, on Sunday evening.
Railways across Guangdong province have been shut down, while the storm lashes the region.
Power lines have been knocked out in several provinces, with crews rushing to restore electricity to homes and businesses.
Over one hundred flights, in central Asia, have been disrupted by the typhoon.
The storm will continue to move inland, gradually losing strength.
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