00:30 UT N Pole Very faint and diffuse elongated front developing
slightly toward ENE.
00:30 UT N West Extremely faint elongated and ragged loop front.
03:54 UT N East Big loop front followed at 11:06 UT by a jet-like
front that quickly fades.
08:06 UT W Limb Thin spray-like front.
15:30 UT W Limb Very faint elongated loop front. Difficult to give
exact time of first appearance.
20:30 UT E Limb Very slow development of a twisted (rather cicular)
structure. It is very difficult to give an exact
time of first appearance duu to its slow development.
21:55 UT N West Kind of 'explosive' ragged front. Expanding loop-like
structures following, well into next day. Bright
elongated feature on S West (followed by a faint,
diffuse, and apparently twisted elongated structure).
Very faint halo extensions above the N Pole and
Eastern hemisphere by 22:30 - 23:30 UT. The extensions
fade throughout C2.
Please note that GOES reported by the time a couple
of X-ray flares on NOAA AR 0682 (not likely related
to the event on NW):
- a B2.2 X-ray flare (S17E61) between 21:08 - 21:17 UT
with peak emission at 21:14 UT, and
- a C1.0 X-ray flare (S16E63) between 21:20 - 22:20 UT
with peak emission at 22:06 UT.
00:30 UT ES East Small and bright ragged loop front, most likely related
two the 2 flares mentioned in previous paragraph (in
event at 21:55 UT on previous day). Some trailing
material. Gusty outflow to N. The event develops
superposed in the LOS with the circular twisted
structure reported at 20:30 UT (previous day), moving
much faster. By 06:54 UT the circular structure is
close to the end of C2 FOV.
Last image analyzed taken at 11:06 UT.