Louisville, KY
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The tornado first touched down three and a half miles northwest of Bonnieville, destroying several barns and a mobile home on and neat Lone Star Road. It then lifted and touched down briefly again 2.1 miles north of Bonnieville along US 31W. There it damaged or destroyed several more barns and mobile homes. It next touched down six miles northeast of Bonnieville near the intersection of Bacon Creek and Hammonville roads where it destroyed one barn and damaged the roof of another, as well as causing minor damage to nearby homes. After lifting again, the tornado touched down near US 31E where it again damaged several barns.
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Page last updated: 4/14/2008 2:00 AM EDT
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