[00:01.09]They are breathing sighs of relief in tornado country in the United States because the main tornado season has now ended. 
作为龙卷风频发的国家，美国终于结束了今年的龙卷风多发期，因此美国人都松了一口气。
[00:08.30]41 people died in 11 storms this year, far fewer than last year when a series of huge twisters hammered Oklahoma City. 
今年的11场风暴导致41人死亡，相比去年袭击俄克拉荷马市的一系列大规模龙卷风来说，死亡人数下降了很多。
[00:16.74]There attention is now focused on how to keep people safe the next time a killer storm comes to town. 
现在的焦点是如何在下一场致命风暴到来时，保证民众的安全。
[00:22.46]Should I run or hide? Here in Oklahoma City people know this, but on May 31st last year, it's the largest tornado in history. 
我是该躲还是该逃？俄克拉荷马市市民都了解龙卷风的习性，但去年5月31日的龙卷风是有史以来最大的一次。
[00:30.59]Many panicked and ran. 
许多民众惊慌四逃。
[00:32.38]This is not a good situation, just not a good situation.
情况很不妙，情况实在不好。
[00:35.31]The veteran local news helicopter pilot Jim Gardner had never seen anything like it. 
当地新闻直升机老驾驶员吉姆?加德纳从来没遇到过这种情况。
[00:40.05]The traffic jam stretched for miles. Terry Black sat in it and watched the deadly cloud get closer and closer.
交通拥堵延续了数英里。特里?布莱克坐在拥堵的车流中，观察致命的风暴一点点靠近。
[00:46.97]There is nowhere to go. 
我们无路可走，
[00:48.45]We're gonna die. Someone said, "Terry, you need go home". 
面临着死亡。有人劝我，“特里，快回家吧”，
[00:51.93]But in order to go home, I have to go into the eye of the storm. 
但是在回家之前，我不得不驶入暴风眼中。
[00:55.96]And I was the only idiot going northbound of Pennsylvania when everybody else was coming south, running from it. 
其他人都在往南开，而我是唯一一个往宾夕法尼亚北部开的白痴。
[01:03.59]And my car was picked up. 
我的车被托了起来，
[01:05.49]Yes, Sir. I felt the wind grew up underneath my car and it like lifted me up. 
是的，我能感觉到车底逐渐增大的风力，让我飘了起来。
[01:13.33]And I'm thinking oh, oh my God. It was pretty scary. 
我在想，天哪，太可怕了。
[01:16.38]She made it. The storm changed course at the last minute and next thousands of cars stuck on the roads. 
她还是活了下来。风暴在最后一分钟更改了方向，然后数千辆汽车被卡在路中央。
[01:23.27]Eight people died, all of them in cars. 
共有8人丧命，都坐在自己的车里。
[01:26.69]Terry Black says next time she won't take any chances. 
特里?布莱克说，下次她不会再冒险了。
[01:30.42]I won't leave the house. There's nowhere to go. 
我会待在家里，因为无处可去。
[01:33.22]Oklahoma is in the heart of tornado alley. 
俄克拉荷马位于龙卷风走廊的中心，
[01:36.63]The storms can happen at any time but they are most common between April and June. 
随时都可能有风暴，但通常集中在4月和6月之间。
[01:41.07]This year's been relatively quiet, but it's inevitable. 
今年比较安静，但龙卷风还是不可避免的，
[01:44.74]There will be another killer storm. 
会有另外一个致命的风暴。
[01:46.61]Researchers are worried that people haven't learned the lessons of May 31st, 2013. 
研究人员担心人们不能吸取2013年5月31日的教训。
[01:52.51]We have to be very proactive before the storms even form. 
在风暴形成之前，我们就该有防范的意识。
[01:55.97]Shelters themselves aren't always the best places to be. 
庇护所并不总是最佳的去处。
[01:59.18]People bring in their dogs, their cats, their chickens, their snakes. 
人们把自己的猫、狗、鸡、蛇都带进来，
[02:03.00]It's health problem. 
这就会产生卫生问题。
[02:04.88]you don't the condition of the animals whether they have any kind of vaccinations. 
因为你不知道这些动物的情况，它们有没有接种疫苗，
[02:10.31]You don't know if those animals are hostile or not hostile. 
会不会很凶猛。
[02:12.81]So when you allow the general public to come into a facility, 
所以，允许人群进入一个公共设施的后果就是很难控制全局，
[02:17.03]it is very difficult to try and place enough controls to make people do the right thing.
很难让大家有正确的举动。