AR3639 looks active, producing M eruptions. It probably looks like the most promising region at the moment.

M2 Flare from the same spot

46 minutes ago, Caniss said:

M2 Flare from the same spot

M2,3 was from another area. This went from AR 3634 where a small delta formed.

Edited April 15, 20241 yr by Wolf star

1 hour ago, Wolf star said:

AR3639 looks active, producing M eruptions. It probably looks like the most promising region at the moment.

Yes. Absolutely does.  A BG for sure.  
I cannot spot a delta however it probably is in there somewhere with this much activity.  

Edited April 15, 20241 yr by hamateur 1953
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Oh , yeah , hastily wrote ,solar image was not updated then.

Does this region have a delta ?

6 uren geleden, MinYoongi zei:

Does this region have a delta ?

Still close to the limb for a clear view. But currently it doesn’t seem to have a delta.

Anyone else notice a full halo cme out of this earlier? Marked IV, looks like it shot fairly quickly east south east

31 minutes ago, coinpeace said:

Anyone else notice a full halo cme out of this earlier? Marked IV, looks like it shot fairly quickly east south east

I saw something really faint but I'm not sure if it was a asymmetrical halo or north traveling CME. I was going to look at it frame by frame in a few hours.

The sun is waking up with this spot

On 4/15/2024 at 6:22 PM, Vancanneyt Sander said:

Still close to the limb for a clear view. But currently it doesn’t seem to have a delta.

Thank you. Weirdly it got a 10% X-Class chance. I sadly can’t take a look myself.

2 hours ago, MinYoongi said:

Thank you. Weirdly it got a 10% X-Class chance. I sadly can’t take a look myself.

On the Solen website they have it listed as a gamma-delta with the delta on the trailing edge(left). They also have another AR listed as having a delta. I think swpc is slacking on their classifications.

59 minutes ago, Jay-B said:

On the Solen website they have it listed as a gamma-delta with the delta on the trailing edge(left). They also have another AR listed as having a delta. I think swpc is slacking on their classifications.

I think the issue is that the reports are from the preceding day. SWPC gets the descriptions and details for active regions from USAF and compiles it.

Edited April 16, 20241 yr by Parabolic
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Also you may notice that solen ( Jan Alvestad ) sometimes classes Active Regions differently. He notes this on his site.  Just an honest difference of opinion in some cases. A different time of day as well. Things can change really quickly on the Sun too sometimes. I think swpc does two synoptic maps per day, but I’m not certain.

 

Edited April 17, 20241 yr by hamateur 1953
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1 hour ago, hamateur 1953 said:

Also you may notice that solen ( Jan Alvestad ) sometimes classes Active Regions differently. He notes this on his site.  Just an honest difference of opinion in some cases. A different time of day as well. Things can change really quickly on the Sun too sometimes. I think swpc does two synoptic maps per day, but I’m not certain.

 

I think its not so much their opinion as someone just doesn't care that much because it's just a job.