M3.5 solar flare took place around Sunspot 1263
Image credit: TW
At 18:10 UTC Monday, a short duration M3.5 Solar Flare took place around Sunspot 1263. Because of its location, any explosions at this point may not be earth directed.
Just when solar activity was slowing down, an M3.5 Solar Flare took place around Sunspot 1263 Monday afternoon. It was short in duration and should have little impact on earth. Sunspot 1266 which is also located in the norhtern hemisphere, is beginning to expand somewhat. There will continue to be a chance for C-Class flares and perhaps another M-Class event.
Sunspot 1261 which was the cause of atleast 6 M-Class flares and multiple incoming CME shocks, has rotated onto the western limb and is now out of direct earth view. (SolarHam)
Solar wind
speed: 614.3 km/sec
density: 0.9 protons/cm3
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| 11261 | N16W91 (909″,260″) | β/β | Cso/Dso | 0090/0150 | 06/08 | – | ||||||||||||||
| 11263 | N17W67 (834″,236″) | βγδ/βγδ | Ekc/Ekc | 0510/0440 | 27/23 | C1.3(03:00) C2.2(16:30) M3.5(18:00) /C1.3(02:12) C2.1(03:04) C1.4(03:38) C1.6(04:04) C2.1(09:23) C1.3(14:02) | ||||||||||||||
| 11266 | N18W11 (172″,194″) | β/ | Dso/ | 0030/ | 08/ | – | ||||||||||||||
| 11267 | S17W12 (188″,-373″) | β/βγδ | Dso/Dso | 0040/0060 | 08/10 | /C1.6(08:24) | ||||||||||||||
| 11268 | N17E08 (-126″,177″) | /β | /Bxo | /0010 | /04 | |||||||||||||||
Latest NOAA/SWPC Alert: Aug 08 1918 UTC ALERT: Type II Radio Emission
| GIF MOVIES | ||
| LASCO/C2 | LASCO/C3 | EIT 304A |
 63M |  66M |  66M |
| 1/4 Resolution 15M | 1/4 Resolution 15M | 1/4 Resolution 5.5M |
| EIT 195A | EIT 171A | EIT 284A |
 23M |  21M |  24M |
| 1/4 Resolution 6.1M | 1/4 Resolution 5.4M | 1/4 Resolution 6.1M |
These GIF movies are courtesy of the LASCO/NRL SOHO team.
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