Comet C/2004 F4 (Bradfield) is not longer in the C3 field of view. 'Nominal' synoptic observations reestablished on 2004/04/20 at ~15:00 UT. SOHO Telemetry Submode changed to Submode 5 on 2004/04/13 at 16:00 UT (SUMER began observing on 2004/04/14). SUMER campaign runs until 2004/06/17. In other words, LASCO synoptic observation plan cadence remains the same but the EIT CME watch images will be reduced to half-resolution (512x512).
04:54 UT Last C3 frame where Comet Bradfield is visible (upper right). Tail still visible. 05:08 UT S West Ragged loop front and trailing material. Faint extension over the S Pole just at the beginning in the form of a diffuse front that quickly fades. EIT Fe XII running difference images show signatures of the event over the SW limb, coming from behind the disk. 09:42 UT N West Ragged loop front with twisted inner structure. 10:08 UT E Limb Elongated ragged front. At 09:42 UT a diffuse front precedes it, fading pretty quickly. Apparently twisted trailing material. It fades in C3. Tops of post-CME arcade visible over the ESE limb by 09:00 UT in EIT Fe XII running difference images. Barely backsided. 14:42 UT W Limb A ragged front is guessed to appear developing toward NW and somehow seems to push the two structures already under development on NW and SW. It is difficult to discern whether is an independent event or if it is just part of the event reported to start at 09:42 UT. The whole resulting complex event (as seen in C2 FOV) spans almost 180 deg, from NW to SE.
00:06 UT S Pole Couple of wide front loops.