an accident there, emerton road, at lake drive.ave traffic lights out, emerton road, at west. ring factory road, that's definitely going to cause some problems. let's take a live look. you can see, things are a bit slow there on dulaney valley road. cockroaches can carry up to 33 types of different bacteria. get to them before they get to you. with terminnix ultimate protection guarantee. 1-800-terminnix for your value. >>> water-logged gulf. and more rain is on the way to the florida panhandle. see the devastation there. >>> and the mercury is rising. how hot did it get today? bob will have your first warning forecast coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> days of record-breaking rain in florida have people headed to higher ground there today. at least one person has drowned in the rising floodwaters. some areas have seen more than 14 inches of rain in the last two days alone. near pensacola, county officials are expecting flood damages to top more than $20 million. >>> and a major cleanup effort is under way in jerusalem after one o

then it slows down again, from the 895 split from emerton road to the harford county area. as far as accidents go, merit boulevard, at rayvon avenue. west howard at northwest avenue. and north baltimore at east baltimore. things crawling, 95 south of the beltway. and we'll take another live look. things not much better there. northbound 895, approaching potee street. this traffic report is brought to you by medieval times and dinner tournament. more action, more feasts, more fun for the entire family. you can call them. or visit their website at medieval times.com. back to you. >>> if you have seen the inner harbor lately, you may have done a double take. that's because the water has changed colors. alex demetrick reports, shades between teal and green are new. and they're kind of like a ghost. >> reporter: during the past few days, the normally brownish water of the inner harbor has taken on a tropical hue. not a color most of us are used to. >> no, it isn't. but it's pretty. i'll take it. >> reporter: but along with this is a smell, like rotten airgs. >> where it comes fr