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November 11, 2018 on 6:12 pm | In Sun | Comments Off
Clear Skies with below average seeing. The weak area from yesterday has increased and is nicely visible in Ha and CaK, however I did not see it in 540nm at the time of my observation. When I checked the Big Bear Observatory’s report, which is one of the reporting facilities for SWPC, they did not report it either. Although it seems that a pore or spot started to form, visible in WL, shortly after my observation. Will see if it shows up on SWPC’s SRS report for today. In addition, a few prominences were visible at the NE, NW and SW limbs. We now have reached the same number of spotless days (24) in the current streak as the previous highest streak, which ended July 21st.
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