Approximately 211 mm (8.31 in) of rain fell in La Villita while 195 mm (7.68 in) was recorded in Presa La Villita.[22] Rainfall caused the Acalpican River to overflow its banks.[32] In the Tiquicheo Municipality, 10 houses were flooded after a river near the city overflowed its banks.[33] Multiple homes were inundated in the Zamora Municipality. In Pátzcuaro, multiple landslides occurred, damaging roads in the region. In Nuevo Urecho, the overflow of the Los Hervores River damaged water pumps, resulting in a water shortage throughout the municipality.[34] Throughout the storm, 35 temporary shelters were in operation in Michoacán.[35][32] The insurance claims statewide reached MX$156 million (US$7.6 million).[36]