S East Event reported to start at 21:54 UT on previous day continues its development. Here is the corresponding entry to that event: - Slow development of a wide and diffuse loop-like front first seen in C2 at 21:54 UT (on 05/01/10) above the S East Limb, already under development after data gap between 18:30 - 21:54 UT. Bright structure inside. Mean plane-of-sky speed of the outermost front (LE) based on C3 data at PA 123: ~ 304 km/sec, slightly accelerated. As for the inner structure, its mean plane-of-sky speed at PA 123 was about 272 km/sec, also slightly accelerated (though lower value than that of the outermost front). Angular span of the event at 09:18 UT (C3): ~ 100 deg, from PA 080 - 180. 01:31 UT S West Extremely faint small fronts start to be discernible in C2, already far from the inner edge. EIT 195 images show the eruption of a prominence between 22:24 - 23:36 UT on SW, showing then continued outflow in emission until about 08:00 UT. 03:54 UT N East Faint and diffuse expanding loop front that fades throughout C3. 06:06 UT W Limb Faint loop front just appearing preceded by a another faint and not-well-defined front at ~ 03:54 UT. 06:06 UT S East Very faint and diffuse front superposed in the LOS with the aftermath of event reported to start at 21:54 UT on previous day. By 07:54 UT, a faint expanding loop front starts to be seen above the E Limb. It fades throughout C3. Much gusty outflow to S, well into next day. 09:30 UT NN West Couple of very faint front starts to be discernible. They fade throughout C3. By 12:54 UT, infalling 'v-shaped' structure (the event looks like a 'pair formation'). 17:30 UT NN East Faint expanding loop front that fades throughout C3. Another one, fainter, on NNW apparently developing faster. 18:06 UT E Limb Faint and ragged expanding front. It also fades throughout C3. 23:30 UT S East Faint and ragged expanding loop front, brighter to S. It fades throughout C3.
E Limb Gusty outflow all across the eastern limb.