W Limb Infalling material all along the day. Some small blobs coming out. 04:54 UT E Limb Very diffuse and faint brightening develops, extending up to the N Pole. By 05:30 UT, it is followed on ESE by an expanding ragged loop front. Structures on N are seen to be pushed toward NNW. By 06:54 UT another faint loop front follows, also on ESE. GOES reported a C3.8 X-ray flare from NOAA AR 10715 (N05E07) between 04:02 - 04:48 UT with peak emission at 04:22 UT. C3 shows a very faint and wide CME developing toward ESE (first seen at 07:42 UT). 17:30 UT SS West Ragged and elongated loop front, barely visible in C3. 23:30 UT W Limb Fan-like front preceeding at 00:30 UT on next day a kind-of sprayy-like front. A very faint curved structure precedes their development by 19:31 UT on WNW.
09:30 UT WN West Brigh loop front and inner core with faint extensions to N and S. EIT 195 images show a prominence lift-off starting at around 08:36 UT, very close to the W Limb. Big and clear Limb CME signatures. 12:54 UT S Pole Extremely faint (barely visible) and diffuse signatures of a CME well recorded by EIT 195 between 10:48 - 11:48 UT, characterized by a dimmimg in the region delimited by NOAA AR 10715, 10716, and trailing part of 10715. After 11:00 UT the dimming spreads to N and W of AR 10715. Also an important intensity disturbance (wave) developing mainly toward W and S of the AR. GOES reported already 3 C-class flares in the day from NOAA AR 10715, the last one being a C7.6 X-ray flare (N04W11) between 10:51 - 11:31 UT with peak emission at 11:12 UT (this is the one associated with the dimming and wave mentioned above).