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Here at NASA we have a whole fleet of satellites taking Earth's vital signs, and

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one specifically designed to measure precipitation. Everything from huge storms

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down to individual raindrops. We can see extreme rainfall like never before,

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from flooding in Texas and France, to the Southwestern Monsoon and even

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massive hurricanes as they churn across our oceans and affect on land.

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Join me, Dalia Kirschbaum, and other NASA scientists and engineers, for a Facebook

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Live event on Thursday, June 23rd, at 1 PM Eastern. Where we're going to

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take you behind the scenes to where we control our newest precipitation satellite

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and answer your questions about extreme rainfall. If you can think of something now,

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add a question below, and we look forward to seeing you Thursday.

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