The agricultural damage caused by the recent rainfall could disrupt food supply chains, particularly for schools that rely on local farms for a portion of their menu items. This raises concerns about the state's ability to maintain food security during extreme weather events. If a storm of this magnitude can cause such damage, the potential impact of a hurricane or other severe weather disaster could be even more devastating. Farmers face significant recovery challenges, and the state may need to reassess its strategies for achieving food self-sufficiency while mitigating risks.