It's Raining Fish And Spiders (2012) - Plot & Excerpts
Want to feel your heart pounding in your chest? Want to feel the real-life fright of your life? You’re excited yet anxious, nervous and scared, trying to keep your composure. Who are you? You’re a tornado chaser experiencing a very real once-in-a-lifetime thrill ride. I have done it personally and I can tell you, there is nothing scarier than standing right in front of an approaching tornado spinning at 250 mph. I’m in western Oklahoma, it’s late in the day. I’m with a crew of chasers equipped with cameras and a portable Doppler radar, driving right into the teeth of a nasty super cell, into the area known as the “bear’s cage.” It’s the area between the main updraft of the storm and the hail. Pritt J. Vesilind, who chased tornadoes for National Geographic, put it this way: “It’s aptly called the bear’s cage, because chasing tornadoes is like hunting grizzlies—you want to get close, but not on the same side of the river. Sometimes you get the bear; sometimes the bear gets you.”
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