Film Lens
The film captures the impact of Hurricane Humberto through the eyes of marine workers and fishermen. It features Danny Fidler from the fishing boat Daytona, who shares his experience heading out to sea as the storm approaches. The documentary reveals the challenges faced by fishing fleets in the Gulf of Mexico, particularly after the devastation caused by Hurricane Dorian. Captain Jay Mullins of Blackjack II discusses the reliance on weather conditions for their livelihood, emphasizing the unpredictability of hurricanes and their effects on fishing operations.
As the storm progresses, the film documents the aftermath in Bermuda, where residents assess the damage and reflect on their experiences during the hurricane. Roger and his boat survive the storm, while Da Costa expresses surprise at the storm's intensity despite preparations. The film concludes with a sense of recovery, noting that there was no loss of life, and shows the endurance of the community as they begin to rebuild.
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.
Perfect For
Hurricane tracking enthusiastsFishermen and marine workersDisaster recovery advocates