WN West Gusty outflow and small ragged fronts continue. WS West Gusty outflow continues. Some raged fronts along the day. 06:06 UT S East Bright loop front (1) with cavity and twisted inner core (2). A Very faint front (3) develops above the NE and N limbs, starting at ~ 08:06 UT. By 11:06 UT a relatively bright narrow front (4) becomes discernible in the trailing material (SE) developing as an apparent circular and twisted structure. Gusty outflow follows. EIT Fe XII images show the eruption of a transequatorial filament (2) connecting NOOA AR 10661 with region at around S10E20, between 03:48 - 06:12 UT. The ejection develops toward SE. By 05:48 UT the filament is already shown in emission. A big loop front (arcade) (1) can be seen accompanying the development of the filament ahead of it. Between 05:48 - 07:13 UT ejecta from NOAA AR 10661, most likely related to (3). GOES recorded a C1.8 X-ray flare from NOAA AR 10661 (N05E23) between 10:44 - 10:50 UT with peak emission at 10:47 UT. Timing makes the X-ray event likely associated to (4). 09:30 UT WS West Small ragged front becomes discernible in the gusty outflow. Another one at ~ 14:30 UT, a little bit to S. They both fade throughout C3. 18:55 UT N East Faint elongated and narrow front that quickly fades. 20:06 UT W Limb Ragged front becomes discernible, developing slightly toward WNW. It fades througout C3. 20:06 UT S East Faint elongated and narrow front.
04:30 UT WN West Ragged and not well defined front that seems to quickly fade. 08:30 - 12:30 UT Temporary DSN Data Gap.