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WKMG News 6 At 6 AM March 4, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WKMG News 6 At 6 AM March 4, 2016

Out. Still wet roads to deal with. Welcome, justin. Glad to have you with us. We are wearing blue. A great cause. Trying to help out there. A lot of family an friends dealing with that. Here is the way it looks as we take you to the radar and show you most of the rain, pushing out. Looking good as we dry out. Even Kennedy Space center seeing most of the heavy stuff off the coast where we had some heavy rain over the past halfhour. If you are driving to work there, the roads will be wet. The good news is that rain and those thundershowers will be pushing out. A sprinkle or two through downtown ...

WKMG News 6 At 5a March 4, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WKMG News 6 At 5a March 4, 2016

It moves out quickly. By the time most people are out on the roads, well see most of the rain. Well have wet rotes to deal with. I did notice construction has picked up so that doesnt hurt things. Lets pinpoint the rain for you. As we do it, well show you the radar. Well scan the skies from coast to coast. You see the rain moving to the east. Brevard county, east Orange County seeing the showers back down to osceola county. Most areas are beginning to dry out. That will include downtown orlando, Altamonte Springs. Daytona beach, a sprinkle or two possible. Most of the rain is out of your area....

New Technique Could Increase the Number of Usable Donated Hearts by 30% - Vimarsana News

New Technique Could Increase the Number of Usable Donated Hearts by 30%

According to recent research, a larger number of donated hearts could potentially be used for transplantation if they are kept operational in the body for a brief period after the donor's death. The technique involves restoring regional blood flow to the heart, lungs, and abdominal organs (but no