200 and were cleared by agency workers. In the towns of Melaque and La Manzanilla, Hernan left heavy flooding, and the nearby Cuixmala River overflowed. Mexico's federal highway 200 experienced mudslides and subsequent traffic cuts, while rising waters in the El Pedregal stream, in Cihuatlán, led to flooding that prompted the opening of three shelters in Jaluco and Melaque. Citizens in Melaque had to travel by boat to navigate severely flooded streets. Hundreds of houses across multiple municipalities in the state were reported from suffering extreme flooding: 400 in Hacienda de Cabañas, 100 in El Bejuco, and 100 in Petatlán, where 200 people required sheltering. Torrential rains and landslides afflicted the coast of Jalisco, affected the city of Puerto Vallarta, where the Ameca River flooded, and the San Sebastián del Oeste-Mascota highway was blocked off to hazardous conditions created by the weather. Landslides and floods isolated multiple communities in Jalisco, and 5 federal highways were closed between Jalisco and neighboring Colima and Nayarit. It was reported that at least 19,968 people were impacted and in need of support in the state following Hernan. Over 350 people from Cihuatlán and Tomatlán, including 115 minors, were transferred to shelters. At least 630 houses and nine schools experienced severe damage throughout the state. The hard-hit municipality of Cihuatlán saw 250 homes damaged, while La Huerta experienced 228 damaged houses. A man died in La Huerta when he fell from his roof checking damages from Hernan, and a woman in Cabo Corrientes suffered burns on her arms and legs due to an oven fire, presumably from a short circuit during the storm. The Jalisco State Emergency Committee declared states of emergency in the municipalities of Tomatlán, Casimiro Castillo, Cihuatlán, La Huerta, Villa Purificación, Cabo Corrientes and Cuautitlán de García Barragán after the passage of the cyclone. Help from both the federal government's National Fund for Natural Disasters (FONDEN) and Jalisco's State Fund for Natural Disasters (FOEDEN) was given to the 7 aforementioned municipalities. Food pantries, mats, hygiene kits, and liters of water were among the supplies given to the residents of 1,674 damaged homes. Colima The port city of Manzanillo in Colima saw great impacts from Tropical Storm Hernan. Numerous overflowing rivers caused severe inundation and widespread flooding. Rainfall peaked in the city at . Hundreds of homes, businesses, and streets were covered in mud, and several roads collapsed or were impassable immediately following.