 The outer rainbands of the storm first began affecting Guatemala and southeastern Mexico late on June 1 . In Mexico , the peak 24 @-@ hour rainfall total was 4 @.@ 96 inches ( 126 mm ) in <unk> , and across southeastern Mexico , the rainfall led to above normal levels in many rivers . An automatic surface station in Puerto Madero , Mexico recorded sustained winds of 36 mph ( 58 km / h ) with gusts of 53 mph ( 85 km / h ) shortly after landfall . In most locations , damage from the storm was minor , limited to downed light posts , some damaged roofs , and a brief power outage . However , winds and rains from the storm caused moderate to severe crop damage in the mountain range of southern Chiapas . About 35 sq. miles ( 90 km ² ) of banana crops were destroyed , with about 4 sq. miles ( 10 km ² ) of coffee damaged . The passage of the storm also resulted in damage to cocoa beans , mango , coconut , and other vegetables , with crop damage totaling about 200 million pesos ( 2007 MXN , $ 55 million 2007 USD ) . As a result of the crop damage , the government of Mexico provided 108 million pesos ( 2007 MXN , $ 10 million 2007 USD ) in financial aid to the affected farmers . 
