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May 16, 2016 on 3:22 pm | In Sun | Comments Off
High Cirrus clouds this morning. Seeing 6/10. Well, AR2546 came around the corner two days ago and has grown to 410 millionths, but the Solar flare activity is coming from AR2544. In the last two days we have seen 12 C-class flares, 10 of which came from AR2544, 2 from AR2543, and 0 from AR2546. The area is still classified as an H region, but has two spots in the meantime. Total Active Region area for the 5 regions today is 770 millionths with 27 sunspots. Full disk images today as well as close-ups of the regions.
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