Expect abnormal cadence between around 15:00 - 20:00 UT on 08/08, 08/09, and 08/10 due to instruments (LASCO C2/C2 and EIT) calibration.
08:54 UT N East 2-component front: i) a diffuse loop front developing toward E, and ii) another one developing as an asymmetric and expanding loop front toward NE, spanning up to past the N Pole. An apparent third front shows up above the N Pole by 09:06 UT becoming then too faint to be followed accurately. Apparently, another one by 11:54 UT. The "complex" event is first seen in C3 at 09:42 UT, above the E - NE limb. Both loop fronts [i) and ii)] are discernible. They develop at apparently the same speed. By 10:42 UT an extremely faint signature can be guessed above the N Pole. Another one by 16:18 UT that develops well past the N Pole up to the NW limb. The mean plane-of-sky speed of the LE of the loop described in ii) at PA 054 was ~ 545 km/sec. GOES reported a long duration C2.6 X-ray flare on NOAA AR 10792 (N14W19) between 06:59 - 08:47 UT with peak emission at 08:05 UT. It was preceded by a B4.3 X-ray flare on NOAA AR 10794 (S14E12), which started at 06:14 UT and finish at 06:34 UT, peaking at 06:23 UT. EIT 195 images show a brightening on AR 10792 by 07:13 UT followed by a dimming (important) and wave toward NE. Inspection of running difference images show another minor brightenings at: i) 08:48 UT on the east side of the AR, and ii) 09:48 UT on its west side. Post flare loops. In summary, the event has therefore been determined as a frontsided event associated with the long duration C-class flare on AR 10792, that showed up in C2 as at least a partial Halo Event. The signal is too faint in C3 in the western hemisphere to establish a clear classification.
11:03 UT E Limb Very faint and elongated loop front, expanding by 14:38 UT. 12:48 UT W Limb Diffuse and ragged loop front developing slightly toward WSW.
03:30 UT NN West Very faint ragged front. 06:54 UT EN East Extremely faint expanding front. Barely discernible in C3. 12:30 UT N West Diffuse brighteniong alon streamer precedes the development of a bright loop front (first well seen at 13:31 UT) with apparently twisted inner material. A ragged loop front can be seen at 17:30 UT in the trailing material. GOES reported a long duration C1.4 X-ray flare on NOAA AR 10792 (N08W60) between 11:43 - 14:10 UT with peak emission at 12:49 UT. 15:06 UT SS East Very faint jet-like front.
06:54 UT S West Faint, very narrow, and diffuse loop-like front that fades throughout C2.