04:30 UT W Limb Elongated loop-like front. 11:30 UT S West Elongated and diffuse loop frotn that fades throughout C2. 14:54 UT WN West Spray-like front, top of a narrow loop front. 22:30 UT NN West Extremely faint and slow expanding front, in fact, barely discernible. It is also barely seen in C3, and only close to the inner edge of its FOV.
04:30 UT W Limb Bright fan-like front. It fades throughout C3. 06:30 UT S West Very faint loop front (apparently from 'pair formation'). It is followed at 09:00 UT by a ragged front. 14:30 UT EN East Diffuse brightening develops as an expanding ragged loop front immediately followd by another bright ragged front. The event develops as, at least, a partial Halo event, practically covering the whole northern hemisphere. A faint loop expanding front can be seen by the time developing toward SE. The event is first seen in C3 above the NE Limb at 15:42 UT exhibiting a double front LE. The plane-of-sky speed of the outermost front at PA 42 is ~375 km/sec, while for the second front is ~ 475 km/sec at PA 75 (determination based on C3 data, both cases). The HT profiles show practically no acceleraton. The outermost front fades before reaching the end of the C3 FOV. EIT 195 images show the ejection of a small piece of faint material toward W starting at ~ 12:36 UT from nearby an AR located around N08E09, followed by a tiny gradual expansion of loops. By 14:00 UT, a dimming region develops toward E jointly with a rather circular wave with epicenter on the AR. Post-flare loops after 14:00 UT. GOES observed a B3.8 X-ray flare on N08E09 between 13:54 - 14:38 UT with peak emission at 14:08 UT.
13:31 UT E Limb Slow developing of a system of faint loop fronts. It continues well into next day.
01:54 UT WN West Spray-like front. Last C2 image available by the time of writing: 11:30 UT.