flooding were reported as well, up to 600,000 sea turtle eggs in Ixtapilla Marine Turtle Sanctuary were swept away or destroyed by Hernan, including those of the threatened Olive Ridley turtle, making for a large environmental loss. The state of Sinaloa reported "intense punctual rains", and flooding, hail, minor mudslides, and debris were reported in the south of the state. The city of Mazatlan closed its port and beaches on August 28 due to hostile conditions from Hernan. Nayarit reported floods in the cities of Bahía de Banderas and San Blas, and rainfall in the state exceeded . Although Hernan weakened to a remnant low prior to crossing Baja California Sur, the National Meteorological Service (SMN) warned residents to take "extreme precautions", due to the severe impact in other western states. Minor rainfall, gusty winds, and large waves spread across the coast of the Peninsula even as Hernan weakened and dissipated. See also Weather of 2020 Tropical cyclones in 2020 List of Eastern Pacific tropical storms Other storms named Hernan Tropical Storm Ileana (2018) - Passed just offshore southwest Mexico and brought similar effects. Tropical Storm Vicente (2018) - Caused deadly mudslides and similar rainfall and mud-related effects in southern Mexico Tropical Storm Narda (2019) - Made landfall on and affected similar western Mexican states. References External links The National Hurricane Center's advisory archive on Tropical Storm Hernan Eastern Pacific tropical storms 2020 Pacific hurricane season 2020 in Mexico Hernan