 Damage was heaviest in the states of Colima and Michoacán . In areas of the former , utilities were knocked out . Waves flooded portions of Highway 200 between Zihuatenajo , Ixtapa , and Lázaro Cárdenas . Other roads were also flooded . Waves 12 ft ( 3 @.@ 7 m ) forced the closure of Playa de Oro International Airport and port facilities in Manzanillo . Throughout the affected area , trees were blown down on cars , roughly 1 @,@ 500 houses were damaged , as were hotels and restaurants . About 84 @,@ 000 ha ( 210 @,@ 000 acres ) of farmland were damaged , especially those of plantains and corn . Carlos de la Madrid Virgen , the Governor of Colima , estimated that the total damage in his state was 16000 pesos ( 1992 MXP ) or $ 5 million ( 1992 USD , $ 8 @.@ 43 million 2016 USD ) . Elsewhere , Winifred forced a temporary closure of the port of Acapulco . 
