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[Frozen] What was the ecological fall out to the events surrounding Queen Elsa's coronation?

The terrible snowstorm dropped up to 20 ft of snow in some places in the middle of summer. When the winter was over what happened to the crops? Was there flooding? How many people died of exposure?
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Fortunately the people of Arendelle are a hardy folk, inured to long, harsh winters.  Unfortunately losing all your crops mid-season means that it's going to be a lean winter.

The royal grain stores were naturally opened to help the populace get through the worst of it.  The Queen's magic also was able to extend the growing season so that some of the stores were replenished.

The livestock losses, however, were catastrophic.  The trade embargo with Weselton was quietly lifted to allow the herds of dairy cows and swine to be replenished.  Damage to the ship s' hulls in the harbour from the expanding ice also necessitated receiving foreign aid.

Flooding was not an issue because the same magic that created the moisture in the first place was able to disperse it as well.