Capturing Hurricane Humberto
Synopsis
Hurricane Humberto produced hurricane force winds and gales for two days before it dissipated 600 miles south of Newfoundland.
Synopsis
Danny Fidler, a fisherman aboard the Daytona, heads out into the Gulf of Mexico as Hurricane Humberto approaches Bermuda. With over 1,000 cameras deployed by National Geographic, the documentary captures the storm's impact on local communities and infrastructure. As residents prepare for the hurricane, the film documents the challenges they face and the aftermath of the storm. Humberto produces hurricane-force winds for two days before dissipating 600 miles south of Newfoundland, leaving Bermuda to recover.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See how marine workers prepare for Hurricane Humberto.
- Meet Captain Jay Mullins as he navigates stormy seas.
- Find out the impact of high sea temperatures on hurricanes.
Did You Know
- Hurricane Humberto produced hurricane force winds for two days.
- The sea surface temperatures in the Gulf of Mexico hit 90 degrees.
- Fishing fleets in the southern U.S. sheltered in port after Hurricane Dorian.
- Captain Jay Mullins hopes for 12 days of good weather for fishing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What category was hurricane Dorian?
Hurricane Dorian was a category five hurricane.
What sea surface temperatures were recorded in the Gulf of Mexico?
Sea surface temperatures in the Gulf of Mexico and Western Atlantic hit 90 degrees.
Was there any loss of life during hurricane Humberto?
There was no loss of life during hurricane Humberto.
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