Watch: Storms sweep through South and Midwest, spawning tornadoes and causing floods

Photos and videos capture floodwater overtaking an apartment in Arkansas, floods rising halfway up a stop sign in Kentucky, an ominous-looking shelf cloud in Mississippi and a tornado in Illinois.

A powerful storm system continued its march across the South and Midwest on Tuesday, bringing tornadoes and thunderstorms to areas already devastated by severe weather.

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These images capture a tornado forming over a field in the town of Niantic in central Illinois.

One video shows floodwater creeping through an apartment in western Arkansas. At one moment, the camera pans down to reveal the water inching closer to the resident’s feet.

A road in the Natural State was also seen washed away by floodwater.

In Kentucky, floodwater can be seen rising halfway up a stop sign. Footage also shows the flood being powerful enough to quickly carry debris down the current.

Roads also flooded in Lexington, Kentucky. Video captured on Tuesday showed vehicles driving through and splashing water several feet high.

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Northeastern Mississippi also experienced heavy rain. As a precursor to the storm, the city of Saltillo was the site of a shelf cloud sighting.

According to the National Weather Service, shelf clouds are usually associated with a solid line of storms, with wind and then rain following behind.

A funnel cloud was spotted in central Alabama

As the dark, gray cloud looms over the town of Deatsville, trees can be seen with their branches swaying in the wind, and debris and rain being blown about.

Five areas in central Alabama were identified with likely tornado damage on Tuesday, the NWS said. Thomas Parker captured some footage showing debris scattered across the ground near Marion, in Perry County.

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