00:30 UT W Limb Ragged front that quickly fades. 04:30 UT N East Ragged asymmetric loop front. 09:54 UT E Limb Faint ragged front developing toward SE that fades in C2. It is followed to SE at 12:54 by a spray-like front moving much faster, that fades close to the inner edge of C3 FOV. 11:54 UT S West Very narrow asymmetric loop front. It fades in C2. 20:30 UT S West Bright ragged loop front. By 21:54 UT clear faint extensions can be seen spanning approximately 260 deg, from PA 100 - 360. The front is first seen at 21:08 UT in C3. The mean plane-of-sky speed was ~940 km/s at PA 211 as measured on C3 data. NOAA AR 0588 (by the time at S16W29) produced a C2.8 X-ray between 20:13 and 21:02 UT with peak emission at 20:40 UT, which was associated with the 'partial' halo CME.
00:54 UT S West Bright ragged loop front. 03:54 UT N Pole Bright asymmetric loop front and apparently twisted structure superimposed in the LOS with trailing material. 08:06 UT S West Ragged loop front slightly to N of event reported to start at at 00:54 UT. 17:54 UT S West Narrow ragged loop front. 19:31 UT S West Ragged loop front slightly to N of previous event. 22:00 - 24:00 UT Data Gap.
00:54 UT N East Bright ragged front and twisted structure already in progress (by the end of C2 FOV) after data gap. 04:30 UT S West Extremely bright loop front. By 06:30 UT (last frame available before data gap), the event spans in C2 ~ 300 deg, from PA 060 - 360. It is first seen in C3 at 05:18 UT as a thick and bright loop front mainly developing toward SW. NOAA AR 0588 (located by the time at S16W46) produced an isolated C9.6 X-ray flare between 03:54 and 04:35 UT with peak emission at 04:19 UT. EIT Fe XII images show a brightening on the AR mentioned starting at 04:00 UT, as well as material ejecta from that AR coming out toward SW. 06:30 - 13:30 UT Temporary Data Gap. 13:42 UT HALO Time of C3. A full halo CME is seen in C3 FOV right after the data gap, the main direction of development being toward NW. By 13:52 UT C2 also clearly show the development of the full halo CME, with much gusty outflow to NE afterward, and well into next day. Due to the data gap, it is difficult (by the time of writing) to discuss about its origin and direction. No X-ray event was reported by GOES by the time, except for the one mentioned for previous event. 20:30 UT S East Extremely narrow ragged loop front (jet-like). 23:30 UT S West Narrow ragged loop front.
00:30 UT S East Another very narrow ragged loop front. 00:54 UT S West Faint asymmetric loop front extending up to above W limb. 09:54 UT S West Ragged (spray-like) loop front. 11:06 UT E Limb Ragged front (spray like).