Through A Glass Productions

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On March 12, 2006, a storm hit the town of Lawrence, KS. The national weather service has not officially recorded the storm as a tornado, but at about 7:40 a.m. a strong gust of wind swept through Lawrence, Kansas uprooting trees, breaking windows, shattering glass in cars, businesses, homes, and many other sturctures. Over 60 percent of the buildings on the University of Kansas campus were harmed by the tornado. The acting department's Murphy Hall had part of its roof ripped off. Another building, Snow Hall, had doors destroyed and Templin Hall, a nearby dorm, had an air conditioner thrown from its roof. Through A Glass Productions, located in downtown Lawrence, KS recorded the immediate aftermath of the storm. The music is "Flute and Rain" by former Lawrence-resident and multi-instrumentalist Steve Unruh.

On March 12, 2006, 03/12/06, 03-12-06, a storm hit the town of Lawrence, KS. The storm has been called a Tornado, a "Gustnado," a microburst, a series of funnels, and all sorts of other things. The national weather service has not officially recorded the storm as a tornado. At about 7:40 a.m. a strong gust of wind swept through Lawrence, Kansas uprooting trees, breaking windows, shattering glass in cars, businesses, homes, and many other sturctures. Over 60 percent of the buildings on the University of Kansas campus were harmed by the tornado. Murphy Hall had part of its roof ripped off. Snow Hall had doors destroyed and Templin Hall had an air conditioner thrown from its roof. Through A Glass Productions, located in downtown Lawrence, KS recorded the immediate aftermath of the storm. The music is "Flute and Rain" by former Lawrence-resident and multi-instrumentalist Steve Unruh. After hitting Lawrence, KS with the high winds and slight rain, the storm then went on to affect the the Missouri counties of Clay, Ray, Cass, Bates and Linn County. Twisters touched down in Sedalia, MO. Tornado warnings were issued for Ohio (OH) and Illinois (IL) as well.