A new active region entered the northeast hemisphere a few hours ago and showed signs of growth, but at the moment it appears to be diminishing.

South -14 Longitude -70 good looking region coming soon to a latitude/longitude favourable to us. C flare on Solar Demon just now. SWPC should have it on the board soon if not already.

Edited September 3Sep 3 by hamateur 1953
Longitude

31 minutes ago, hamateur 1953 said:

South -14 Longitude -70 good looking region coming soon to a latitude/longitude favourable to us. C flare on Solar Demon just now. SWPC should have it on the board soon if not already.

Fairly large diffraction spike for such a small flare. It's been showing consistent growth on SUVI the whole day, I just hope it continues 👀

Activity on the far side of the eastern limb.

The first active regions are turning towards us, probably the old 4208 (upper) and 4191 (lower).Although the LASCO images do not show any emissions, the fact that the group is still alive is encouraging.

2 minutes ago, Samrau said:

The first active regions are turning towards us, probably the old 4208 (upper) and 4191 (lower).Although the LASCO images do not show any emissions, the fact that the group is still alive is encouraging.

That area has looked pretty active as it continues to rotate into view. I've seen several large coronal loops break while still appearing turbulent.

9 hours ago, Samrau said:

The first active regions are turning towards us, probably the old 4208 (upper) and 4191 (lower).Although the LASCO images do not show any emissions, the fact that the group is still alive is encouraging.

It is 14203, it grew a lot on the farside, and remnants of 14188. 14191 & 14208 is about 4 days away and tagged P100 on GONG.

Edited September 11Sep 11 by Rudolph
GONG

1 hour ago, Rudolph said:

It is 14203, it grew a lot on the farside, and remnants of 14188. 14191 & 14208 is about 4 days away and tagged P100 on GONG.

Exactly 👏

Even better, it means the fun will last.

1 hour ago, Samrau said:

Exactly 👏

Even better, it means the fun will last.

There's a new region(Slightly ahead of 14200) starting to look juicy on the farside as well, about S10 and 3-4 days out.

Latest PHI shows that the two leading spots in 14203 14216 have separated a bit, hopefully it doesn't mean it's shrinking 👀

Edited September 11Sep 11 by Rudolph
Numbered region on newest synoptic map

This region looks juicy on the far side

Active region behind the eastern limb with CME.

The region has already been named, but as there is a risk that it may not go ahead, I am publishing it here.

Active region entering the eastern limb of SDO AIA 335 Angstroms while a lunar transit is observed.

5 hours ago, Jhon Henry Osorio Orozco said:

Active region entering the eastern limb of SDO AIA 335 Angstroms while a lunar transit is observed.

This region is interesting, it just needs to continue its growth 👀

SOLO at 22.09 7:30Z

SOLO at 22.09 22:50Z

SOLO at 24.09 0900Z

Not looking too promising so far 👀

Edited September 24Sep 24 by Rudolph
Added 09:00Z

Region located behind the northeastern limbo.

An intriguing form of SDO data animation that reveals the activation of small eruptions in various areas to date.

Eastern limbo

High probability of activity observed

9 hours ago, Jhon Henry Osorio Orozco said:

High probability of activity observed

Was just noticing the entire NH is looking more promising as the day progresses.

11 hours ago, hamateur 1953 said:

Was just noticing the entire NH is looking more promising as the day progresses.

The 'fragmented' region further north has grown fairly quickly over the last 4 or so days, while the large spot north of the equator has looked boring on SO/PHI but seen regular flares from it on SUVI.

A few fairly bright regions are visible across the East Limb on 131Å.

Edited September 26Sep 26 by mapguy

I think the loops starting to become visible slightly north of the fragmented region is 14218, which is interesting given that 14217 is still on our side of the disc 😂

It left us on the 16th and will show up around the 29-30th. According to Raben it has grown considerably, but I have no imagery to confirm it since SolO keeps barely missing that region with PHI images. So the only thing I have is how it looked when it left us:

Edit: looks like the 'fragmented region' just produced an M1.67, a fair amount of ejecta visible on SUVI 94Å.

Edited September 26Sep 26 by Rudolph
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M 1.6

Edited September 26Sep 26 by Jhon Henry Osorio Orozco

A CME over the western limb has an indirect component on our planet.

We have a 10cm radio sweep from somewhere and for the life of me I am completely stumped as to origin. 11:01 today 3/10/25. Nothing dark on the farside last I looked. Anyone else have a clue? We had a bogus injection of old data once awhile back, however I doubt this to be the case here. The Sun doesn’t typically do this unless accompanied by a moderate rise in flux on our side at roughly the same time either. Farside? Possibly.

Edited Friday at 01:36 PM5 days by hamateur 1953