The outer rainbands of Hurricane Newton brought heavy rains to Guerrero and Chiapas that resulted in flooding.
Across Chiapas, three people were killed and two others were reported missing.
In the capital city of Tuxtla, almost 900 homes were damaged and six were demolished, leaving 3,500 displaced.
In Guerrero, a total of 695 homes were flooded and 12 communities were isolated.
Due to the flooding, officials evacuated about 150 people in seven shelters.
In Petatlan, two people were swept away in a river, one of whom was found alive, but the other one was found dead.
Seventy homes were damaged and 200 people were trapped in the resort town of Acapulco, prompting air evacuations via police, marines and the army.
Further north, severe flooding was reported in Colima and Jalisco.
Two rivers overflowed, resulting in several communities being isolated.
The communities of El Sentinel and El Rebalse were the worst affected by the storm.
Several people sought shelter in schools and other public spaces.
Statewide, 20 families were evacuated because of flooding.

While damage near the landfall location was minor, the hurricane's heavy rains deluged the municipality of Mulege.
There, power and drinking water access was lost.
In the municipality's seat of Santa Rosalia, dozens of houses and vehicles were buried in rocks and debris.
Nearby, the communities of San Ignacio and Herocina Mulege were cut off from the outside world due to damage to the Mexican Federal Highway 1.
Offshore, in the Gulf of California, a shrimp boat capsized due to rough seas, resulting in five people being swept away.
Two dead bodies were later found ashore while the other three were briefly missing.
before being reported dead on September 8.
Damage across Baja California Sur reached 700 million pesos (US$37 million).
Guaymas suffered extensive impacts from the hurricane, with more than 3,000 homes damaged.
Total losses in the municipality reached 1.1 billion pesos (US$58 million).

The remnants of Newton brought heavy rainfall to the southwestern United States, peaking at 5.67 in (144 mm) at Miller Carr Canyon in southeastern Arizona.
Precipitation reached 3.43 in (87 mm) near Texico, New Mexico, the highest in that state.
Losses in Kansas were at US$752,100.
The outer rainbands of Hurricane Newton brought heavy rains to Guerrero and Chiapas that resulted in flooding. Across Chiapas, three people were killed and two others were reported missing. In the capital city of Tuxtla, almost 900 homes were damaged and six were demolished, leaving 3,500 displaced. In Guerrero, a total of 695 homes were flooded and 12 communities were isolated. Due to the flooding, officials evacuated about 150 people in seven shelters. In Petatlan, two people were swept away in a river, one of whom was found alive, but the other one was found dead. Seventy homes were damaged and 200 people were trapped in the resort town of Acapulco, prompting air evacuations via police, marines and the army. Further north, severe flooding was reported in Colima and Jalisco. Two rivers overflowed, resulting in several communities being isolated. The communities of El Sentinel and El Rebalse were the worst affected by the storm. Several people sought shelter in schools and other public spaces. Statewide, 20 families were evacuated because of flooding.
While damage near the landfall location was minor, the hurricane's heavy rains deluged the municipality of Mulege. There, power and drinking water access was lost. In the municipality's seat of Santa Rosalia, dozens of houses and vehicles were buried in rocks and debris. Nearby, the communities of San Ignacio and Herocina Mulege were cut off from the outside world due to damage to the Mexican Federal Highway 1. Offshore, in the Gulf of California, a shrimp boat capsized due to rough seas, resulting in five people being swept away. Two dead bodies were later found ashore while the other three were briefly missing. before being reported dead on September 8. Damage across Baja California Sur reached 700 million pesos (US$37 million). Guaymas suffered extensive impacts from the hurricane, with more than 3,000 homes damaged. Total losses in the municipality reached 1.1 billion pesos (US$58 million).
The remnants of Newton brought heavy rainfall to the southwestern United States, peaking at 5.67 in (144 mm) at Miller Carr Canyon in southeastern Arizona. Precipitation reached 3.43 in (87 mm) near Texico, New Mexico, the highest in that state. Losses in Kansas were at US$752,100.
Hurricane Newton (2016)