All language subtitles for Twister.1996.Remastered.1080p.BluRay.x264-PEGASUS

...center of the circle in
northeastern Kingfisher County,

moving northeastward.

Also, I do want to say
you folks back to the west,

a little bit earlier...

The tornado warning continues now,
it's been extended officially.

I gave this to you earlier.

It's been extended over
into Oklahoma County to...

They're calling all of Oklahoma County,
but right now mainly looks like...

Jo, come on.

- What is it, Mommy?
- Come on, sweetie. Let's get up.

It's OK. Mama's got you.

We need to get down to
the storm cellar right now!

Come on, take Jo! Let's go!

- Come on, sweetie.
- Hurry!

Don't be scared, Jo.

Mama's got you. Mama's got you.

TV says it's big.
Might be near five.

OK. We're going to
the storm cellar.

Toby! Toby! Toby! Toby!

Come on. We gotta move!
Hand her to me!

- Toby!
- Come on, let's move!

If you have no cellar, find a central
place or the center part of your house.

We're almost there!

Take her, I gotta get the door!

Toby!

- Come on!
- Get in, Jo!

- Hurry! It's coming!
- Toby!

Toby!

Daddy, Daddy,
Toby's still outside!

Come on, Toby. Come on, boy.

It's OK, Toby.

Grab Jo, honey!

Daddy!

Take Jo.

I gotta hold it!

Dear God!

I can't hold it anymore!

Oh, God! I can't
hold it anymore!

- Daddy!
- No, Jo!

Daddy! Daddy!

- Stay with me, Jo! Jo, stay with me!
- Daddy!

At 7am in Oklahoma City,
the temperature is 75 degrees.

Across the state,
skies are partly cloudy.

Dry line is located
in Western Oklahoma.

Visible satellite pictures indicate
thunder storms developing

along and ahead of the dry line.

Temperatures over the state were
in the mid 70s and the low 80s...

Take a look. Caps are
already starting to break.

All models are forecasting lifted
indices from minus six to minus ten.

If these cells
keep building like this,

there could be a record
outbreak of tornadoes.

This is going to be a long day.

Are you sure
she's gonna be there?

If I know Jo, she already dragged
her entire department into the field.

A day like today, it's to be expected.
She forgets everything except work.

You're nervous about seeing her.

Nervous? No.

- Why, do I look nervous?
- No.

Well, yeah, you do
a little, you know.

I just want to get it over with.

But she said she'd
sign the papers, right?

- That's what she said.
- You don't think so?

No, I think so.

Give me a kiss.

OK, Professor, hang on there.
I think I fixed it.

I got it!

Fuck, man, this thing is useless!

Sorry, Jo.

Wait, wait, wait. Beltzer.
That's good. Give me a reading.

OK, boss lady. Hold your horses.

Which way do you want it, Jo?

Looks like the dry line has stalled.
Give me a sector scan west northwest.

Look at midlevels for
rotation and increase the PRF.

- All I'm saying is don't fold the maps.
- I didn't fold the map.

Yeah, well, Kansas is a mess.
There's a big crease right through Wichita.

Roll the maps.

What do you know.
The storm Chasers.

Hey! I don't believe it.

- Who is that handsome devil?
- Gentlemen.

The Extreme! It's the Extreme!

Oh, man. Don't start that shit.

A manly handshake ensues.
How you doing, man?

I'm doing great. Doing great.

Oh, man.

Dusty, I'd like you to meet Melissa.
Melissa, this is Dusty.

Dustman has been chasing
with us ever since we started.

Listen, man. Where's Jo?

She's over by the Doppler.

It broke down again.
Running out of grant money.

Honey, why don't you hang out here
for a little while? I'll be right back.

OK.

Dusty, why don't you explain to
Melissa why you are the way you are.

Come on.

Man, Jo's going to wig
when she sees he's back.

I'm not back.

The prodigal son returns.

- Hi, Joey.
- Hey, Bill.

Hiya, Jo.

Hey, Bill.
I'm happy you found us.

How you doing?

It's going good.
Hear the sky today?

Yeah. She's really talking.

Catch.

It's the biggest series of storms in 12
years. One lined up right after another.

N.S.S.L. says they've
never seen anything like it.

Is that right? So, Jo,
about the divorce papers.

Hey, Jo, got a second?

- Whoops. Excuse me.
- Yeah. Yeah, sure.

- Hi, Bill.
- Hey, Bill.

You know, this thing's
acting up again.

- The focus mount's jammed.
- Focus mount?

There's grass in the autofocus.
You have to check it.

Want me to clean that out?

Not unless you want to
sketch the tornadoes.

- Welcome back, Bill.
- I'm not back.

Do you want the papers?

I did drive all the
way out here for them.

- They're signed.
- Come on.

Good, good. Let's see them.

- Do you need them right this second?
- It'd be nice.

What's the urgency? You act
like you're getting married.

I am.

- Wow.
- Yeah.

- Is it Melinda?
- Melissa.

Wasn't there a Melinda
in there somewhere?

No, there's only been
Melissa since you.

- Not much for browsing, are you?
- No, I guess I'm not.

- There you go.
- Thank you.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.
You missed a page.

- What?
- Right here.

Where did this come from?

What are you doing?

- Can I read it first?
- No!

- It's the same as it was in December.
- I didn't read it in December.

Christ. Would you just sign
it so we can get out of here?

- Please?
- "We"? She's here?

Yes. She's with Dusty.
Would you please sign the document?

You left her with Dusty?
What's the matter with you?

- What are you doing?
- I want to meet her.

No, you don't. Christ.

The suck zone...

...is the point...

...basically, at which
the twister sucks you up.

That's not the technical
term for it, obviously, but...

Hi. I'm Jo Harding.

- Oh, hello. Nice to meet you.
- Bill just told me the happy news.

- Which?
- Us. Marriage.

- Jo, Melissa.
- It's happy news.

- I guess it probably seems sudden.
- Seems sudden?

Dude, you taking the vows?
That's sweet.

Well, we just wanted to get it
done before Billy started his new job.

That's right, weatherman.

- What?
- What?

- Say it.
- I said weatherman. I think it's great.

You had that tone.

There was no tone. If you have
a problem being a weatherman...

I don't have a problem.

Excuse me.

Dr. Melissa Reeves here.

- I just wanted to say hello.
- Hello.

- Very nice to meet you.
- You, too. Billy.

- What? No. Oh, Christ.
- Uh-huh.

- New truck?
- That's right.

Oh, boy. New job, new truck, new wife.
It's like a whole new you.

- Jo.
- This is very awkward.

I know. Tell me about it.

I thought you'd be coming alone.

I wasn't expecting on coming at all.
You said you'd meet me...

It's about Dorothy.

Dorothy? What about her?

She's here.

Show me.

I can't believe you did it.

We built four of them.

Does she work?

Thought you'd want to be
here for her first time out.

It wouldn't be right
if you weren't here.

This is going to be good.

How sweet is that?

Bill's concept, man.
The Extreme. It came from his brain.

I had a hand in it.

Wow, it is great. What is it?

It's an instrument pack
for studying tornadoes.

- The first one in history.
- It's very exciting.

Scientists have been
studying tornadoes forever,

but still, nobody knows
how a tornado works.

We have no idea what is going
on inside because nobody's ever

been able to take scientific
measurements from inside the funnel.

- That's what she's going to do.
- How?

We put her up inside
a tornado. She opens

and releases hundreds
of these sensors

that measure all parts of
the tornado simultaneously.

You see, Melissa,
it's like this.

These sensors go up the funnel

and radio back information
about the internal structure,

wind velocities,
flow, asymmetries.

We can learn more in 30 seconds
than in the past 30 years.

Get a profile of the
tornado for the first time.

And what will that do?

If we knew how a
tornado really worked,

we could design an
advanced warning system.

Aren't there already
tornado warnings?

They're not good enough.
They're nowhere near good enough.

Right now, it's three minutes.

If we can get this new information, we
can increase warning time to 15 minutes.

Give people a chance
to get to safety.

At least, that's what these
guys are trying to do.

I can't believe you
actually did it.

Well, we did it.

All right.

How do you get
it in the tornado?

You gotta get in front of the
tornado and put it in the damage path,

and then get out again
before it picks you up, too.

It's the suck zone.

Excellent! Jo, we got major action.

The N.S.S.L. says
the cap is breaking.

Tower's going up 30
miles up the dry line.

All right. Let's go.

All right! We're moving!

It's fatty time.

- Joey, the laptop.
- Rabbit, you're up.

Come on, let's go. Let's go!

Joey, Haynes, a little help.

Yes, sir. Right behind you.

Smooth.

Where is it? There he is!

Come on, Dusty.
You're always last to go. Come on!

All right, we are on third.
Preacher, follow!

- Laurence, don't forget the camera.
- I got it.

They can handle this.
They know what they're doing.

I mean, well, this is
what they do. They...

- They live for this.
- Uh-huh.

- Dorothy Two and Three ready.
- Dorothy Four ready.

- You sure you don't want to go along?
- No.

- Go with them, you mean?
- Well, yeah.

No, they'll be fine.

- Did she sign the papers?
- Oh, shit!

She didn't?

Come on, if we hurry,
we can still catch them.

- Hey, Bill, glad you're back!
- I'm not back!

- Rabbit.
- Yeah, boss?

Can we do better than the 307?

No. Not for a while.

It's best to stay on it
until we pass Rogers Creek.

Copy that.

Once we catch up with her you
take the truck and head home.

I'll get the papers signed
and see you tonight, OK?

No! You know what, honey?

I find this kind of interesting,
I'm going to tag along.

- Jonas. Son of a bitch.
- Who is that, honey?

Jonas Miller.
He's a night crawler.

We all started out
in the same lab,

but Jonas went and got himself
some corporate sponsors.

He's in it for the money,
not the science.

He's got a lot of high-tech
gadgets, but he's got no instincts.

And he doesn't have Dorothy.

Jo, I think we got fleas.

Jo, come back.

- Hey there. You change your mind?
- Yeah. What's Jonas doing here?

I'm not sure,

but I bet he's asking himself
the same question about you.

Oh, shit, hold on!

Damn son of a bitch!

Hey.

How long do you think
it'll take to get it fixed?

- Maybe 10 minutes. 15 tops.
- Sounds good.

What drives me is the unknown.

What if we could predict
a tornado's path?

How many lives would be spared

with the creation of an
early warning system?

And D.O.T. 3 is the answer.

The first Digital
Orthographic Telemeter.

And inside, she holds hundreds
of these little sensors,

which when released into the
tornado, will transmit back data

on windspeed, pressure
and dew-point temperature.

- Bill.
- Why didn't you tell me?

Bill, don't!

...and what will soon be
the center of all studies.

- Hey! Hey, hey, hey.
- You son of a bitch!

What did you think, I wasn't
going to find out about this?

Hey, guys,
get this loser off me!

- All right, back off, back off!
- What's your malfunction, man?

- It's not worth it!
- What is the matter with you?

You stole my design,
you son of a bitch!

- Calm down.
- What the hell are you talking about?

Dorothy. You took
her, you damn thief.

Oh, I get it. You want to take
credit for my design. Is that it?

You're a liar. She was
our idea and you know it.

Unrealized idea. Unrealized.

- That ain't worth shit.
- Bill!

Hey! Guys, guys, guys! All my
guys, get a grip on yourselves.

He'll never get that
thing up in the air.

- That's right.
- Well, let me enlighten you people.

This baby has satellite comlink.

We got on-board Pulse Doppler.
We got Nexrad real time.

Today we're going
to make history.

So stick around. 'Cause the days
of sniffing the dirt are over.

Better than what you sniff.

We'll see who gets
there first, pal.

Oh, and by the way, I really
enjoy your weather reports.

You slime! I'm not through with you yet!
Come on. Come here! Come on, come on.

- Get your hands off of me!
- Come on.

OK.

He's a corporate kiss-butt, man.

I'm sorry. I should've told you.

One day. I'll give you one day.
Whether she flies or not, I'm gone.

- Honey. Honey, is everything OK?
- It's OK, everything's fine.

- Are you sure?
- Yeah, yeah. Everything's OK.

OK.

I'm going to hang
out here, get some air.

Why don't you go get
us some cold drinks.

- OK, sweetheart.
- OK.

You know, Jo, I don't know
what the matter is with Bill.

I mean, he's wacko, he's crazy.
You ought to keep a leash on him.

He's not my problem. He's yours.

Oh, by the way, this storm's going to
be a lot bigger than we anticipated.

I got reports of MESOs from
Grand County all the way to Logan.

You're sharing
information with me?

I was just curious as to which
way you're going to head.

Southeast, I think, to the counter.

Two lemonades to go, please.

- Nothing changes.
- Pardon me?

He's going to wait and
see what Bill does.

- Can I have a coffee to go, please?
- Sure.

That man is waiting
for Billy? Why?

So, you're telling me that Billy
knows what a storm is thinking?

Something like that. Gum?

My Aunt Meg used to call
him a human barometer.

Well, he hasn't really
told me about all this.

If you have to pee,
you should do it now,

‘cause there's not many places
to stop once we get on the road.

You're still in love
with him, aren't you?

Check, please.

Not that I blame you.

I just hope this isn't some desperate
attempt to keep him in your life.

We're together.

Hey, man, what's up?

- Going green.
- Greenage.

- Saddle 'em up.
- You got it, boss.

Charles, I need a
sector scan on that cell.

- Keep looking for a hook.
- Will do, sir.

- What are my dew points doing?
- Points up to 70, sir.

- I got you a lemonade...
- We got to move out.

Follow us in the truck,
but stay behind Dusty's van.

You'll be safe back there.
I got to go with Jo.

OK, let's move out,
people. Let's go!

Where are we going?

Thanks. I'll drive.

All right, people.
Let's pack it up. Let's go.

It's the wonder of nature, baby!

Hey, you guys!

Dr. Melissa Reeves here.

Oh, oh...

Hello, Donald. Yes. No,
you got me in my car.

Donald, this feeling of
inadequacy is coming from you.

Julia doesn't resent you.
We've talked about this before.

She did not marry your penis.

OK, all right. She didn't
only marry your penis.

- So.
- So.

- Amazing coloring there, isn't it?
- Yeah, look at those mammatus.

Bet those tops have got to
be spiking above 40,000.

- That's a good thing.
- That's a very good thing.

She work at the station?
Is that where you met her?

- Jo.
- What?

- I don't want to fight.
- I'm not fighting. I'm talking.

I don't want to fight.

She's nice.

- She's not nice?
- I know what you meant.

- You do?
- Yes, so don't do this.

OK, I'm making extremely
civilized conversation

and you're biting my head off.

Jesus.

Yes, she's very nice.

No, she does not work
at the station. She's a...

She's a therapist.

Oh!

- Yours?
- Christ! You couldn't resist.

I'm not saying you need therapy.

- What?
- I'm not.

- Wait, wait, wait. I need therapy?
- I didn't say that.

- I need a therapist?
- I didn't say that.

What could I possibly
need a therapist for?

- I don't know.
- You're the doctor. Tell me.

I don't know.

- Inability to finish things.
- I don't finish things?

Rushing into things you
can't quite commit to.

- Commitment?
- You asked me.

- You asked me.
- Look. No, that is bullshit.

I may have walked out, but at
least I showed up in the first place.

You never had the slightest
idea about commitment.

- There's a whole road thing going on.
- What being married means,

like stability, supportiveness, the house,
and all kinds of neat stuff like that.

- Can I drive?
- No!

Then would you?

Damn.

Somebody should warn
her about your temper.

Jo, I swear...

She obviously has no idea
what she's getting herself into.

I know you don't.

- I know exactly what I'm doing.
- What exactly are you doing?

- What am I doing?
- They're getting better at this.

You know what?
As long as you're happy.

Thank you. I am happy.

I'm a happy person.
I'm happy with my life.

I'm happy with the way
things are going in my life.

I'm happy with...

- Melissa.
- I know her name.

- Yes! I'm happy with Melissa.
- You look happy.

- You look
hap
- I am! ♪

Shit. Shit!

Are you guys going to
wrap this up pretty soon?

- What?
- Nothing. I was just wondering

if we were going to chase this tornado,
or if you want to catch the next one.

Shit!

- Beltzer, is it on the ground?
- I got it!

Easy, easy, easy!

We have to bear right.
It's on an easterly course.

The national weather service
has issued a tornado warning,

effective until
11am, for northern...

- Uh, Dr. Miller.
- Yes?

I think they turned left here.

Do it.

We're moving to intercept,
guys. Get ready to set up.

You got it.

- You've gotta get further ahead of it.
- I know what I'm doing.

Cut across the field, Bill.

- I know I have to get ahead of it.
- Have to get into that field.

- Do you wanna drive?
- I'm just saying...

- Would you like to drive?
- I'd love to.

It's about three miles
southeast. Let's see what she does.

- Go in there, hurry.
- Just wait.

- You're going to miss it.
- Hold on. Just hold on a second.

Have you lost your nerve?

Tighten your seat belt.

Bill, Jo, where are you?
We lost visual.

Are we having fun yet?

- OK, we got to get out of this.
- Really?

Two miles now. Picking up speed.

- Sometime this week would be good.
- I'm trying to get it out.

Are you mad?

I'll be mad later. Right now,
I'm trying not to kill us.

Funnel getting thicker. It's
moving fast. Coming towards you, Jo.

It's starting to turn.

- Where? I can't see.
- You will.

Jo, you're too close!
It's not going to work! Get out of there!

Shit!

I can't get out. It's too steep.

This was a great idea.

See? That wasn't so bad.
Let's get her out!

Why can't we spend a
normal day together?

We're right in the damage path!
Jo, this is crazy!

- Let me go!
- There's no time!

- It's gonna hit us.
- We can do this!

There's no time.
Come on, come on!

- Find something to grab a hold of!
- I know!

- What are you doing?
- I want to see it!

- What are you doing? Come back.
- I want to see it!

Bill!

Get down! Look out!

Oh, my God!

It's gone. It's gone.

Where's my truck?

- There itis.
- Melissa?

Oh, God!

- Are you OK?
- Melissa!

Are you OK?

Did you just miss that truck?
That's awesome. That's awesome!

- Melissa!
- Oh, God, Billy!

- Billy!
- Are you OK?

- Oh, God. I'm OK.
- Are you sure?

Bill, Bill, she just
missed the truck.

What happened to you?

Nothing. We're OK.
We were perfectly safe.

- Whoa, wait a minute.
- It's gone, it's trashed.

- Oh, my...
- No, just hang on.

- We'll take a look...
- Gone.

It's over, it's over.
It's all over, OK?

Are you OK?

She's OK.

Well, there's some good news.
I mean, it did fly.

What was it like?

It was windy.

Windy. That's intense.

- All right, move it, Dusty.
- That's intense. That's intense.

Hey, the auto club's here.

Maybe we should stop,
see if they need some help.

...tornado warnings
through Oklahoma.

They're fine.
Pay attention to the road.

You fashionably late again, Jonas?

Fashionably late, huh?
Give me a kiss, baby.

Get out of here.
Get out of here!

Loser!

Why don't you go find
your own twister, buddy?

- Loser! Move on!
- Yeah, you guys have a nice day, too.

- Let's go.
- I'll get them cleaned.

Come on. Let's get
Dorothy Two ready.

Have you got full
coverage on that truck?

Liability only.

Liability only.

It's a very pretty truck.

Thank you.

Don't even think about it.

No way.

This is the Caboose. This is the
Caboose. I'm waiting for orders, boss.

- Go ahead.
- It's your truck.

No, you really should.

Dusty, the battle zone
should be northeast of 81.

Wait a minute. The battle zone?

- Billy, what are we doing?
- We're going again.

But back there you almost
got yourselves killed.

No, no. Just a close call.

You're going to cross 15
at Oklahoma 412. 412.

OK, copy that. Haynes,
what's on the Mesonet?

Winds are continuing
to back. V.l.L.s are at 60.

OK, guys. Let's go get it.

Mobile lab.

Yeah, Tony, is it me, or has
the main updraft shifted?

Upper level winds
are veering, Sir.

This thing might dissipate.
We have enough time?

Murphy. Rotation is increasing.

Shear is 90 knots.
50 outbound, 40 inbound.

Yeah, we see it, we do.
We see a very pronounced hook.

Checking for you now, sir.

Dr. Miller, good southeast
gusts at 40 miles per hour,

approaching 150 in the funnel.

Storm motion is 225 degrees
straight out of the southwest.

We're in perfect position.
Let's proceed.

Oh, howdy!

Got to admire their spirit.

There's your pal.

What are you doing?
What are you doing?

Look at the updraft, the angle.
It's going to shift its track.

- Are you sure?
- Oh, yes. Definitely a sidewinder.

- It'll move left.
- Is that bad?

- Wasn't there a road back there?
- You're right. Go, go, go!

Hello. Donald, now's not a
very good time for me, OK?

All right, put Julia on. OK.

Looking good. Looking very good.

All right, about four miles up, hang a
right. Let's deploy, and we'll be done.

Dr. Miller.

Shit, shit. It's moving away!

Looks like they're
going to intercept.

Damn it, Tony,
I thought you told me this thing

was going to stay
on the same heading.

- Uh-huh. Yeah, all right.
- We're close.

Yeah, I know. OK...

Rabbit, tell me what road we're on.
Where does this take us?

I know it feels unnatural,
but with Donald's motility,

you're not going to have this
baby the old-fashioned way,

even if you stand on your head.

She's a reproductive therapist.

Laurence? Damn. Laurence, come in.
We got to get ahead of this storm.

- What's on the satellite?
- Be right with you.

I can't talk now.
I have to call you back.

Shifting south.

Shifting due south, copy.

We have an F2, ladies and
gentlemen, possibly F3, OK? Read me?

There's very large rope
on the ground. Very large.

- ...right on the ground.
- It looks like it's turning.

It looks like it's turning.
The atmosphere is very unstable.

I repeat, unstable.

This is Rabbit, this is Rabbit.
It's at two o'clock. It's heading this way.

This is Sanders. This is Sanders.
We're driving due east on a country road.

We've been on it
for about six miles.

We've got an F3, too,
sitting here on the ground,

and she's a beauty, whoo-hoo!

Jo, it's a Barn Burner. Barn Burner.
It's not going to hang out long.

It's not hanging out long.

We got it, we got it. We see it.

We're getting slammed in here, guys.
You better hang back.

- This thing loaded?
- Yeah. Go for it.

- Rain bands.
- What?

Look at the surf
coming off those fields.

Shit, horizontal rain. Hang on.

Jesus, Bill. I've never
seen it clouded like this.

I don't think anybody has.

Christ, this is high.

Bill, we're in the core.

- OK, we got sisters.
- Oh, my God.

Yes? Julia, I can't
talk to you right now.

We're right under
the flanking line.

I realize that.

We can't attack this from
the south. We'll get rolled.

Watch me.

Julia, I know you're upset.
You just got to breathe.

The both of us just
got to breathe.

Cow.

I got to go, Julia. We got cows.

Another cow.

Actually, I think
that was the same one.

Damn it, we've got drunkards here.
We got no path.

This is not good.
Get us out of here.

- I'm trying, damn it.
- Floor it!

Hang on!

Honey, hang on!

Was that incredible?
Are you kidding?

- God, did you see that?
- It was incredible.

Oh, honey. Honey.

Did you see that?

It's all right.
Oh, God. It's OK.

No, I'm not OK.
This is not OK, OK?

Oh, Christ. I'm sorry.

Honey, I didn't think.

You know, when you used to tell
me that you chased tornadoes,

deep down I always just
thought it was a metaphor.

It's OK. It's OK.

Three times a lady!

Did you see the inflow
jets on those fatties?

See? I was sitting
in the middle of it.

It might not be too bad of an idea
if we just got the hell out of here

‘cause that was definitely
too many tornadoes back there.

Are you kidding? This thing's not over.
We've only seen the start of it.

Hey, you know what, Jo?

Some of us couldn't help but
notice how close we are to Wakita.

- No.
- Yeah.

Aunt Meg wouldn't mind
a pit stop, right?

- No.
- Red meat. We crave sustenance.

Guys, we are not
invading my aunt.

- Food.
- Food! Food!

Hey! We are
absolutely not going.

- There's the spot. Just do it.
- OK, great.

Billy!

Meg!

Come on, honey.

Hey, Meg. How are you?

- Oh, it is so good to see you.
- It's good to see you, too.

Day before yesterday I was
telling Jo how much I miss you.

You haven't seen
any of my new work.

Jo, oh, honey.

- Looks like you've seen some action.
- You should have seen it.

- Aunt Meg. Give me some of that loving.
- Boys!

- Steak and eggs, Meg. Steak and eggs.
- Just steak and eggs.

You know, in a severe lightning storm,
you wanna grab your ankles

and stick your butt in the air.

If you're gonna get hit
it's the safest orifice.

I'd like to get hit by lightning.
See what it's like.

This is real lemonade!
Hey, Meg, I'm moving in here.

You guys, look out. Make a space.

Look out, look out, look out.

God, Meg. You got a lot of beef.

- Where did you get all this beef?
- Did you see my cows out front?

No.

Cool. You slaughter your
own cows, Meg. Nice.

- Potatoes.
- Better grab some while you can.

Meg's gravy is famous.
It's practically a food group.

- Shower's free.
- I'm next.

Oh, I want that.

How can you watch this garbage?

Oh, pardon me, gentlemen.
You guys got to see this.

Be careful, buddy.
He'll steal your microphone.

...chasing tornadoes?

Well, for me, it's the
thrill of the hunt.

You know, man against nature,
doing battle with the elements.

Well, as a scientist, can
you actually predict tornadoes now?

Well, no. They are
very unpredictable,

as some of my colleagues
found out earlier on today.

Turn him off.

But we hope to change all that,
with a system that I have devised.

- God, he sucks.
- Shut up!

- Boo!
- Shut up! Turn him off!

What a wiener.

He really is in love with himself.
I thought it was just a summer thing.

Dude, he's going to rue the day.

He's going to rue the day he came
up against the Extreme, baby.

Amen, man.

Bill, I'm talking imminent rueage.
Imminent rueage.

I was just wondering, why do
you call Billy the Extreme?

Because Billy is the Extreme.

Bill is the most out-of-control
son of a bitch in the game.

No, I think I came in second.

I've seen the
Extreme in high gear.

You guys got to get some new stories.
I'm going to go clean up.

So, we get this
one near Daleton, right?

Oh, God.

We're way too close, and Jo's got the
vid on it, she's filming it, right?

All of the sudden out of nowhere,
this shitty-looking green Valiant

comes pulling up
right in the way.

She starts yelling, and this
loser stumbles out of the car.

He's got a bottle of
Jack Daniels in his hand.

- He's naked.
- He is butt naked.

- Naked.
- Not naked.

I was not naked.

He was without apparel.

Half naked.

Naked. So Jo's yelling at him
to get out of the way, right?

So, he just...
He strolls up to the twister

and he says, "Have a drink."

And he chucks the bottle into the twister,
and it never hits the ground.

Twister caught it and
sucked it right up.

Honey, this is a tissue of lies.

See, there was another Bill,
an evil Bill, and I killed him.

And I love him!

No, that was a good sized twister.
What was that, an F3?

Solid F2.

- See, now you've lost me again.
- It's the Fujita Scale.

It measures the intensity of
a tornado by how much it eats.

- Eats?
- Destroys.

The little encounter we had back
there was a strong F2, F3 maybe.

- Maybe we'll see some F4s today.
- That would be sweet.

Four is good. Four will relocate
your house fairly efficiently.

Is there an F57

What would that be like?

The finger of God.

None of you have
ever seen an F5?

Just one of us.

Forget it. Doesn't matter what
you do. You'll still be beautiful.

- You're biased.
- Yes, I am.

- Sounds like old times down there.
- Yes, it does.

He didn't keep his
part of the bargain.

Which part?

To spend his life pining for
you and die miserable and alone.

Is that so much to ask?

I don't know.

Bill always went his own way,

which was usually the
same way you were going.

Seems like a long time ago.

Not so long, Jo.

He's here, isn't he?

That is so beautiful.

...but we have a
serious weather situation...

We got one, baby!

F3! Mile outside of Parlaine!

...this is for Garfield county
including the city of Enid.

This is a storm that has
developed within the last 15 minutes.

First-alert Doppler radar shows
that this is a very intense storm.

You ride along with Dusty, OK?
Is that cool?

- How does the forecast sound?
- The word is it's big.

- All right, let's go, people!
- We know where Jonas is?

- Yeah, he's still in Milston.
- More than 30 miles from it.

- But he's moving. Can we beat him?
- I'm working on it.

- Thanks for stopping by.
- I'm sorry to eat and run.

It's what you live for.

- Bye.
- Good to see you, Bill.

- Honey, I...
- It's OK, it's OK.

- Tasty cow, Aunt Meg.
- It's for you, Dusty.

Thank you, sweetheart.
You and me, right?

- Yes.
- Sweet, sweet.

- Well, it was a pleasure meeting you.
- Likewise. You better run.

- Keys.
- Please.

You're welcome.

- Rabbit.
- Hang on.

Let's go right through Wakita.

We'll take Meyers Road
right past the fire station.

We'll take 132 to 44 east.

Rabbit, you know of any shortcuts,
let us know. We need every second.

OK, Rabbit. Time to impress me.

OK. About a mile up,
there's a little detour.

We're gonna take a
walk in the woods.

It gets bumpy here, folks.

OK, let's get you wired.

Excuse me.

OK, you're up.

See, kids? An ordinary person spends
his life avoiding tense situations.

Repo Man spends his life
getting into tense situations.

Beltzer! Whoo!

Rabbit. What have you got?

Yeah, OK, Bill, turn left
here toward that farm.

You sure about that?

Uh... Yeah. Trust me.
Rabbit is good, Rabbit is wise.

- Mother of God.
- Jesus Christ.

This is a field, Rabbit.

I know. Keep going,
beyond it, right through that brush.

You see that brush
right in front of you?

Yeah, we see the brush.
What's beyond that?

- Beyond what?
- Beyond what?

The brush! A brick wall?
A bearded lady? What?

Oh, uh... It's the highway.
It's the highway.

- Where's the road, Rabbit?
- Yeah, where's the road, man?

It should be any moment.

Hello. Shit.

She's insane.

You're insane, Jo. What are you
trying to do, get somebody killed?

It was nice of you to stop back there
and make sure we were all right.

It was considerate of you to see
10 people on the side of the road

- and not stop!
- Let's keep this channel clear.

Dirtbag.

We're going to have
to get off of this road.

- This is no time to guess.
- I'm not guessing.

Just make a right turn. Trust me.

- Do you want to drive?
- Just turn!

Do we follow?

...developed thunderstorms,
some of which will be severe.

We do not.

What's he doing, man?

I don't know.

Find this road.
It's like "Bob's Road."

We've got a touchdown.

We have touchdown. Touchdown.
Tornado is on the ground.

Listen to this.

Looks like it's
coming down Route 33.

Jo, we're on 33.

What's the path?

It's going about
35 miles an hour.

- Do you see this?
- I cannot see this.

Where is it? Hello?

Where you guys looking?

- Where?
- Direction, Rabbit.

North-northeast.

- You see it?
- No.

You got anything out there?

- North northeast, you copy?
- Shit, it's coming right at us.

Axis has gone vertical. Gone vertical.
Sucker's really gaining strength.

- Do you see it?
- No, but I can...

Beltzer, we don't have a visual.
Repeat, we do not have a visual.

- Help us out.
- Where is it?

Yeah, I got it, Billy. It's the
best motion we've ever seen.

It's like the base of this
fatty's over a half a mile wide.

- Rabbit.
- If you're going east on 7,

it should be coming over that
hill in a matter of minutes.

This is the one, man. I feel it.

It's got to be there.

Maybe it stalled.

No, I think Rabbit's right.

It's going to show its ugly
face right over that hill.

Jo, what do you think?

Are you going to go for it, Jo?

Jo?

Time for deployment, guys.
Let's do it.

Oh, man. This is the
fun part, sweetheart.

- OK, we got hail.
- Hail. We got hail.

Sanders, pull it over
anywhere in here.

- Here is good. That's good.
- We got a big one, guys.

Upflow, Beltzer, we
have upflow. Copy?

Yeah, Jo, I'm checking.

I'm checking it.
She's almost up.

- Bill, right now. This is it.
- I'll get her ready.

Did you see him?

- Did you see him?
- What?

- The red truck going towards the core.
- No.

He's not talking
about Billy, is he?

- Are you OK?
- I'm all right. Keep going!

Hey, Beltzer, we got a view!

Yeah, I can see it.

All right. I got it.

That's no moon.
It's a space station! Whoo!

Debris. We have debris!

Come on, come on!

OK.

They're in the birdcage!

Oh, my God. Oh, my God!

Melissa, look at
this! Take a peek!

- No, I don't want to.
- You can feel it with a telephoto lens.

- No!
- Come on. What's the matter?

What's wrong?

You people are all crazy.
Do you know that?

What?

Dusty, are you set up?
We're not leaving till we get this.

And she's the craziest
one of them all!

OK. She's almost ready.

Hold on! We're almost there.
We're almost there.

Whoa!

Stop. This is fine.

It could shift.
We got to get closer.

Stop!

All right, that's close enough.

OK, hurry. Get the tailgate.

- You got it?
- She's all set. Help me get her down.

- Hurry!
- Let's go!

Bill, hurry!

Damn. We got to go now. Come on!

We can do this.
Come on, come on!

Shit, it's stuck!

Watch it!

God!

Damn it.

- Bill!
- Get down. Look out!

Come on! Hurry!

Look out! Damn.

Where'd it go? Where is it?

What's going on?

I don't believe this.

- What the hell?
- What does the Doppler say?

The cone of silence.

Bill, Jo, it's over.

The thing was stable,
and then it's gone.

- It's backbuilding.
- It's not through yet.

You're right. It's backbuilding.

We got a jumper here.

Beltzer, it's backbuilding.
You got to track it.

Yeah, Jo, we know.
Data's incomplete.

I think you guys should
get out of there. You copy?

Bill, help. Bill, help me!

- Jo, we should leave.
- No, no, no.

- Help me!
- Forget the sensors.

- Help me!
- We got to get out of here now.

- No.
- Jo.

No! Beltzer will see it if it
drops if it's anywhere near us.

It's not going to drop anywhere near us.
It's going to drop right on us!

Bill, we can still do this...
Wait, wait! No, Bill. No!

Wait. No, no, no, no!

No, no, no, no, no. Go back!

Forget it, Jo. Forget it.

Go back. It's not too late.

- Go back.
- Forget it! It's too late.

Help me! Help me!

- What are you doing?
- Help me.

Jo, the pack's wasted.
It's over.

What is wrong with you?
We can still do this.

Listen to yourself.
You're obsessed!

You've never seen what
that thing can do so...

- I just saw it!
- You've never seen it!

You've never seen it miss this house
and miss that house and come after you.

Christ, Jo, is that
what you think it did?

You don't know.

Jesus, Jo, why can't
you just forget it?

You don't understand, OK?
You'll never know.

When's it going to be enough?
How close do you have to get? Talk to me.

Jo, things go wrong. You can't
explain it. You can't predict it.

Killing yourself won't
bring your dad back.

I'm sorry he died,
but it was a long time ago.

You got to move on.

Stop living in the past and look at
what you got right in front of you.

- What are you saying?
- Me, Jo.

Excuse me, Doctor,
here's your activity report.

- Hey, Bryce.
- What?

You better get over here,
take a look at this.

Gate-to-gate velocities
are maxed out.

If those two cells converge...

Inbounds and outbounds
have doubled.

Come and play with us.

Come and play with us, Danny.

This afternoon, a dry line

which battered into central Oklahoma
has backed into western Oklahoma

in response to another
approaching upper level disturbance.

As the disturbance
interacts with the dry line,

thunderstorms are likely
to continue to develop.

Some of these storms
will likely be severe

with tornadoes, large hail,
and damaging winds.

Due to significant vertical shear,
damaging tornadoes are possible.

The threat for severe weather
is expected to continue

through tomorrow morning when the
dry line should clear the area.

Persons in the listening area should
remain alert throughout the night

for changing weather conditions

and listen for weather
statements and possible warnings.

...for several counties,
and there have been tornado sightings.

The latest reported just
to the northeast of Canton,

that was a few minutes ago.

And hold on a second,
I've just been handed this.

OK, this is official now.
A tornado has been reported

moving through Canton just
a few minutes ago. No report...

Excuse me. Can I have eight
coffees to go, please.

- Eight?
- Yeah.

Two coffees, please.

- Long day.
- Mmm.

You know, I been
thinking about the sensors,

the way they scattered out
there today on the highway.

I'm starting to wonder whether the
funnel will carry them like we thought.

Too light?

I don't know. Maybe the
whole thing's too light.

What can we do about that?

I'm not sure.

This is a tremendous situation,
a very dangerous situation.

If you have loved ones in the
Canton area, do not try to help them.

You'll only be more
of a hindrance...

Thank you.

- What?
- Jesus, it's coming.

Jo, Bill, it's coming!
It's headed right for us!

It's already here.
Everybody underground now!

Billy!

Honey!

- Come on!
- What's going...

Jo! Jo!

Jo, come on!

Get underground.
Take cover right now. Go!

Doors! Close the doors!

Doors, doors!

Bill!

Get inside. Jo, come on!

What are you doing? Come back!

- Come on. Take my hand.
- I can't.

- Take my hand!
- I can't.

Come on, hurry!

- Come on.
- Here, get in here.

Go, go, go. Come on!

Everybody down in the pit!

Get down.
Let's go, everybody down!

Go. Move. Come on.

Stay calm.

I got it. I got it!

It's OK. It's OK.

- My head.
- You're OK.

- No, it is not OK.
- It's OK. It'll be over soon!

This is insane! This is insane!

- I don't like this!
- Stay calm!

This is driving me crazy.
I don't want to do this anymore!

It's OK, honey.
It's going to be OK.

Chewed my lips off wondering if he was
gonna come staggering back home again.

I've never been so frightened in...
My knees were shaking...

Was I on key?
I couldn't hear a thing.

- You were on pitch all the way.
- That's a wonder.

It's a wonder to me that
Mr. Norman Maine is still in pictures.

Absolutely correct, Miss...

Blodgett. Esther Blodgett.

Oh, look at the truck.
It's trashed!

Really?

...with the weather in Oklahoma
where tornado activity continues.

Reports coming in from Fairview indicate
a drive-in movie there was blown away.

We know there's injuries. We know the
damage is massive. We don't know...

Is that what it was
like up on that hill?

That? No. We were lucky.

Those were just
downdrafts and microbursts.

Tornado just sideswiped us.

Once again, northeast
about 40 to 50 miles...

- Can you tell which way it's headed?
- It's backing northeast.

A huge tornado on radar.
It also indicates a storm.

The extremely dangerous...

It looks to hit Wakita head-on.

And it looks like a...
directly toward the Wakita area.

And it's very, very powerful.

I'm going. I'm going.
Let's go. It's Meg, let's go.

We're going!

Where's Beltzer? Will you get
me a route around the storm?

- Jo, wait.
- Where's the phone?

- The lines are down. I already tried.
- I'm going.

Damn it. Hang on, I'll drive.

Jo, look, we can jump on the 38
exchange and cross Highway 132.

Honey, it's Meg. I got to go.

I'm going back.

Good, good. You'll be safe at the motel.
I'll see you in the morning.

I won't be there.

What? Why?

What are you saying?

- I'm saying goodbye.
- No.

You know, I can't compete with this.
I wouldn't even know where to start.

Wait. Don't do this now, please.

- Sooner or later, it would've ended.
- Please.

We both know that.

The funny thing is,

I'm not that upset.

What does that mean?

We can do it.
Come on, let's move!

I never meant for any
of this to happen.

Oh, Billy, I know. It's OK.

Bill. Come on.

You go ahead.

She needs you.

I hope that Aunt Meg's OK.

What about you?

Oh, don't worry about me.

I know my way home.

We can be in Wakita
in about an hour.

Bill, come on.

Oh, my God.

They had no warning.

Oh, my God.

Jo, wait!

Meg!

- Meg!
- Jo, wait.

- Meg!
- Careful. Careful.

This house could go any second.

- Meg!
- Jo, take a flashlight.

- Meg!
- The whole place is ready to go. Meg!

Careful.

Meg!

Meg!

- Meg?
- Did you hear that?

- What?
- I think I heard something.

Easy does it.

Careful.

OK.

Meg.

- Mose, boy.
- Mose.

She's down here. Meg, we're here.
We're coming down.

Meg!

We got to get this
off of her. Hang on.

- Don't move, don't move, don't move.
- OK, ready?

- Watch your hand. Watch your hand.
- Go! Let's go.

I got it.

Easy. Easy, easy,
easy. Are you OK?

I'm all right. I'm fine.

- Get down!
- Oh, God.

- We got to hurry.
- Let's go. Let's go, let's go.

- Think you can walk?
- I'm fine, yeah.

Watch out!

Meg! Meg!

Meg! Bill!

Someone take my watch.
Joey, take my watch.

- Go, go. Careful.
- Bill! Meg! Bill!

We're OK. We're coming out.

- Get an ambulance over here!
- Come on.

Get an ambulance!
Laurence, now! Go!

Yeah.

All right.

Ambulance, ambulance!

- Easy there.
- OK. My God...

How about steak and eggs?

- How nice, you all came over.
- There you go.

- Nice and slow.
- OK.

Bill! Grab Mose for me.
I think he's a little shaken up.

Don't worry, I'll get him. Mose!

Is she OK?

We'll probably keep her
overnight just to be safe.

Overnight? Forget it.
I'm all right.

You're going to the hospital.

OK, I'll go,
but I'm going to drive myself.

Honey, your car's in a
tree around the corner.

It's OK. It's OK.

- Mose!
- He's fine, Meg.

The F4 that hit Wakita has
now moved on to the northeast.

I've just gotten word in
that an even stronger tornado

has now started to form
25 miles south of Wakita,

right where the two storm systems
have finally met and combined forces.

The weather service is saying
that this is highly unusual,

and they are saying that this
latest funnel, this latest tornado,

- could be the strongest F5 tornado...
- Look at this.

- ...this state has seen in 30 years.
- You gotta look at this.

Let's break it down. We're talking
winds in excess of 300 miles per hour.

- What are you doing?
- I want to see how you are.

- How is she?
- All right.

I was worried about you.

- Look at this.
- It's nothing.

He says I have a bump on the
head and maybe a broken wrist.

Let me see that.

There's nothing to see.
See? It doesn't even hurt.

I'm sorry I wasn't there.

Stop blaming yourself.
You got me out of the house.

Jo, it's got to stop.
I didn't have any warning.

The sirens went off a
few seconds before it hit.

I didn't even get downstairs.

Jo.

I'm sorry.

I was listening to the radio, and I
don't even know if you want to know,

but it's happening,
N.S.S.L.'s predicting an F5.

Jo, it's going to
happen to somebody else.

You go stop it.

I don't know how.

Well, I think you do.

You've been chasing these
things since you were a little kid.

It's what you do. Go. Do it.

And let's see here. N.S.S.L.
Severe Storm staff now confirms...

You all right?

They also believe
that this tornado...

I thought you were going to
go to the hospital with Meg.

...produce a long tracking,
devastating, F5 maxi-tornado.

Jo?

What is it?

It's been an absolutely incredible day.
We know Wakita has just been leveled.

What is it?

I know how to make Dorothy fly.

It's just an unparalleled display
of the savage power of nature.

There's going to
be more tornadoes.

Let me just say to you, if you're
in the path of any of these storms,

just stay alert, and News 89
will keep you advised.

Of course.

Of course.

I need every aluminum
can you can find.

We need cutters and duct tape.

Haynes, Beltzer, I want to get the
last Dorothy on the back of my truck,

and I want them both
on there right now.

We're gone.

Dusty, you ready for us?

Yeah, yeah. We're good.

We're good?
We're good? We're very good.

Let's go. Come on!

- Did you get them done?
- I think so.

Beautiful!

OK, OK.

- Good?
- Yeah.

Great job, you guys.
Just be ready to record.

Right. Be careful, all right?

- Don't follow too close.
- All right. You got it, boss.

We're back in business.

Come on, let's go.

- Half a mile more?
- Sounds right.

I figure, put her right
in the middle of the road.

Unless you think
somebody will hit it.

Nobody will be there.

Hurry! Let's go! Come on!

OK, that's good.

- You got it?
- Let's go!

Dusty, you in position?

Yeah, we're prime.
Ready for contact.

- This is it.
- It's going to work.

- Just another minute, Dusty.
- We're ready for it!

Come on, come on,
come on, take her!

- It's too light.
- No, it's not.

- We're losing it.
- No, we're not. She can still fly.

- Get in!
- Let's go!

- Oh, my God.
- Oh, my God.

- Come on!
- Get us off this thing!

- Come on!
- Bill, punch it!

- Bill!
- She's stuck!

Bill, go right now! Hurry!

What is that?

What is that?

Bill, hurry. Hurry!

Hurry!

This is not good.

Hurry!

Hold on!

Let's go!

Son of a bitch.

Jo, Bill, are you all right?

Hey, can you guys
hear me? You OK?

We're OK.

Jo, Bill, did you
see that explosion?

We saw it.

This monster's still
moving northeast on 80.

You copy?

This is it. Last one.

Last time.

Mobile lab to mobile one,
groundspeed is increasing.

The base must be at least a mile
wide. We can't see it anymore.

What is your location?

We're right alongside her.
She's beautiful.

All right, we're getting ready to play,
so pull back and prepare to monitor.

They had to be there somewhere.

OK, path is stable. Copy that.

Men, this is it.
This is the one.

Stay sharp back there.

They have position.

They could make it.

Not unless they anchor the pack.

- Jonas, this is Jo. Can you hear me?
- Not now, Harding.

Jonas, listen to me.
The pack is too light.

The twister will toss it
before it reaches the core.

You have to anchor it.

Sharing valuable information, Jo?
OK, I'll consider that. Thank you.

Jonas, listen to me. Don't be a...
What? Can you see them?

- Jonas, what's your position?
- Oh, howdy, Bill.

We're heading northeast,
running parallel,

and about to pull ahead
of it on the left. Why?

Hang back a minute.
We got a pretty good view from back here.

She could shift her track, and if she does,
she's going to come right at you.

Do you copy?

Maybe we should do what he says.
He'd never put us in harm's way.

When I want your opinion,
I'll give it to you.

Keep your mouth shut, put your foot
on the gas and stay on this heading.

- It's unbelievable.
- What is it? What's wrong?

The base is so huge.
It must be at least a mile wide.

Do you copy, Dr. Miller?

Jonas, listen to me.
This is not a game!

Get off this frequency, Bill.

She's shifting.

Oh, my God.

Jonas, I'm telling you.

Eddie, I know you can
hear me. Turn around now.

Get out of there!

Look out!

Damn it!

Stupid!

We tried.
There's nothing we could do.

Yes, there is.

Bill, Jo, groundspeed is increasing.
Get out as fast as you can,

or it's going to bury you.

- Debris! Dusty, we have debris!
- Debris!

Right!

Left!

Right!

Left!

Duck!

- What now?
- I have no idea.

Bill, Jo, you still with us?

- Oh, my God.
- My God.

I think we're going in!

- Maybe we should get off of this road.
- I think you may be right.

Jo, Bill, are you all right?

- Dusty, you guys set up?
- Jo, we're set. You going in?

We're going in.

- You ready?
-I'moniit.

Be careful.

- She's up.
- OK.

Where are they?

Doppler tracking is great.
Windspeed still increasing.

I've never seen
anything like this.

They're going to punch the core.

You ready?

Yeah. Let me just set
the cruise control.

OK, we're good.

On three?

On three.

Go.

- Ready?
- Ready!

One, two, three!

Go. Go. Go. Go. Go!

Yes!

We did it!

Dorothy's flying!
Baby, she's flying, man!

Look at that!

We're in! We're in!

I don't believe it!
We made it inside!

We're going to be very popular!

- Baby, she's flying!
- Look at that.

Hey, it's working, man!
It's Christmas time.

We're inside! It's working!

We did it!

I'm already getting readings!

This is it! We did it!

We just made history.

Hey, you guys,
it's about to shift northeast.

Bill! I think you guys should
get out of there! You copy?

Bill, Jo! Do you copy?

Oh, no!

Run!

Hurry!

The barn! Come on!

Look out!

- Look out!
- Bill, here! Here!

Come on, hurry!

To the barn!

Stay down!

Oh, my God.
Who are these people?

I don't think so.

Let's get out! Quick!

Oh, my God!

Come on!

Come on!

Run for it!

Look out.

Run!

Look out!

Come on!

Get down! Come on!

Come on!

Open up!

Jo, look out!

Here! These pipes go
down at least 30 feet.

We anchor to them,
we might have a chance.

Bill!

No good. This one.

Come on. Get in.

Hold on!

Hang on!

- You all right?
- Are you all right?

Wow, look at that.

It didn't take the house.

- We did it.
- Yeah, we did.

Dorothy really flew.

- It was a good idea.
- Yeah.

Well, I...

- We've got so much to do.
- Yeah.

I got to get grant approval
for a new warning system,

we need a bigger lab, you got
to start analysis on all that data.

I do?

We got to generate models
out of all this data.

- I need to run the lab.
- No, no.

You're doing the analysis.
I'm running the lab.

- You're running the lab?
- I'm running the lab.

I don't think so.

Do you always have to
do things the hard way?

You got it, guys. The sensors worked.
The computers went crazy!

We got data coming
out of our ears!

- The biggest twister on record!
- Awesome, man!

Hey, Jo and Bill,
check out that sky.

You know what?
I think we've seen enough.