 The lack of production led to a loss of production of of oil per day and of natural gas per day.On the day of its landfall, the lack of production led to 1,979 less barrels of oil for the day, or about 0.12% of the total daily production for the Gulf of Mexico, while the loss of of gas for the day was equivalent to 0.23% of the total production.However, due to its rapid motion, the passage of the storm resulted in minimal effects on operations.