Note: Multiple B- and C-class X-ray flares from NOAA AR 10732 all along the day (around N14W90). 04:30 UT S Pole Diffuse jet-like front. 18:06 UT E Limb Diffuse and not-well -defined front that fades throughout C2, superposed in the LOS with the development of a system of loops (the system of loop starts to be discerned at ~ 17:30 UT). 20:54 UT S West Bright and ragged loop front immediately followed by another loop front. Apparently, after the appearance at 22:30 UT on W of a faint and diffuse loop front, a diffuse and expanding loop front develops on SW.
Note: Still multiple B-class X-ray flares from NOAA AR 10732 until around midday. 01:42 - 05:18 UT Temporary C3 Data Gap. 04:30 UT S West Expanding loop fronts all above the W-SW-S limbs. 11:06 UT W Limb Very bright loop front with structured interior. Some infalling blobs in the trailing material. Gusty outflow. GOES recorded an M3.3 X-ray flare from NOAA AR 10732 (N12W90) between 10:36 - 11:13 UT with peak emission at 11:01 UT. 22:30 UT W Limb In the aftermath of previous event, elongated ragged front that fades throughout C3.
04:06 UT W Limb Ragged blob-like fronts with some infalling material. 14:54 - 18:30 UT Temporary Data Gap. 18:30 UT W Limb Lots of small reconexion events in the apparent trailing material of a potential event which could have occurred during data gap. 18:30 UT E Limb Bright ragged loop front already under development after data gap. 19:31 UT NN West Small loop front that quickly fades.
Note: US federal Holiday --> President's Day. W Limb Gusty outflow all along the day. 21:36 - 00:00 UT Temporary Data Gap.
10:54 UT WN West Bright and extremely elongated loop-like structure.