Can you post a photo? If so, that would help us help you.

Jean is right. Without much more detail or a photo it could just be something as simple as the weird weather.

Containers or in ground? If containers, what mix? Feeding what and how often? Any sign of pests? Aphids can cause twisting and curling. Any discoloration of the leaves? How old are the plants? Is this just new growth that is curled? If so, it's normal for some varieties so just give it time to straighten up. How much sun are they getting? How often are they watered? Too much rain or excess watering can cause twisting/curling.

See the problem? ;) Need more info please.

Dave

I do have a picture but dont know how to post it. They do not have just minor curls, they are totally curled and twisted up,really wierd. No signs of pest and the leaves are more pale green. The plants have been in the ground for around 3 to 4 weeks. I have not fertilized any yet because I mixed a half bag of miracle grow garden soil into each planting hole. We have been getting alot of rain. It seems that it is affecting the new growth of the plant. Never have had a problem with this type of tomato in the past except blossom drop. I also have a brandy wine that is starting to show a small sign of the same, but my romas are doing fine. I do not get alot of direct sun light only about 5 hours. I will try to figure out the picture upload. Thanks Mathew