Umm... I think Sunspot 2826 became a β- γ sunspot...

[Madison Gonzalez]

just go to spaceweatherlive.com's solar activity page. look at the polarized regions of sunspot 2826. They look like Beta negative Gamma sunspots!

[Vancanneyt Sander]

Sunspot region 12826 has grown significantly and has indeed a beta-gamma magnetic classification. Keep in mind that the magnetic classification is only updated daily by the SWPC, as sunspot regions continually change the magnetic configuration can always change during the day.

[Drax Spacex]

Yes, it's been bubbling out multiple sunspots radially in rapid succession.  Have a look at the latest Sun Now 48hr video for AIA 1700 at https://sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov/data/ .  4 C-flares in the past 24 hours from region 2826.

[Madison Gonzalez]

do you think an M flare will come from region 2826?

[Vancanneyt Sander]

Difficult to say now, the region is nearing the limb and it’s magnetic configuration can’t be clearly be determined. 
background flux is also lowering so that indicates activity is declining so I don’t think an M-flare will be possible. Although it would be a nice goodbye as it rotates behind the limb 

[abc]

From the forecast discussion, it isa said that there are multiple cmes from the farside or the limb, does it indicate an active spot from the farside, and where is the spot?

 

[Vancanneyt Sander]

The spot is on the farside 😝 if multiple CME’s were a backside event there’s likely a sunspot region responsible. Gong farside images didn’t reveal anything noteworthy, so let’s focus again on what we can see: the front side 😉

[Madison Gonzalez]

good point

[abc]

I mean which part of the farside

[Christopher S.]

2 hours ago, abc said:

I mean which part of the farside

I reckon a southern hemisphere sunspot as seen here

 

Looks like the only visible activity on the far side that we can see. It could be antipodal to the active regions on our side.

Use this to reference where the image was taken from:

The red 'A' point is the perspective of Stereo A relative to Earth and some other objects. This is just a snapshot image, by the way, the official image updates at https://www.spaceweatherlive.com/en/solar-activity/solar-images/stereo.html