Kreutz comet entering the C2 FOV from SW (bottom right) at ~ 08:54 UT.
By 12:30 UT it is no longer visible.
N West Faint expanding loop's system during the frst quarter
of the day.
00:30 UT ES East Bright ragged loop front, most likely related
two the 2 flares mentioned below. Some trailing
material. Gusty outflow to N starting at about 04:06.
The event develops superposed in the LOS with the
circular twisted structure reported at 20:30 UT (on
previous day), moving much faster. By 06:54 UT the
circular structure is close to the end of C2 FOV.
GOES reported by the time a couple of X-ray flares on
NOAA AR 0682 late on 2004/10/13:
- 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.
Please also note the C1.7 X-ray flare reported by GOES
from the same AR (S16E59) between 03:28 - 03:56 UT with
peak emission at 03:49 UT.
That AR produce also several X-ray B flares during the
rest of the day.
14:30 UT ES East Faint ragged loop front.
18:06 UT EN East Elongated loop front immediately followed at 18:30 UT
by a wider loop front extending up to N East.
18:54 UT N East Very narrow (initially jet-like) and relatively bright
loop front superposed in the LOS with previous event.
00:00 - Present (08:15 UT) Temporary Data Gap