12962
N27E55 Data 2022-03-05
Long Jupiter 124 area 30
New region 12962 [N27E55] 30 emerged with tiny spots in an old plage area. There is polarity intermixing near the center of the region. C and M class flaring is possible. C1 flares: C1.7 @ 18:36, C1.0 @ 22:07 UT. The latter flare was incorrectly attributed to AR 12960 by SWPC.report(past month only)
12962
N27E42 Data 2022-03-06
Long Jupiter 138 area 30
Region 12962 [N27E42] 30 was somewhat unstable despite the lack of significant spots. Weak polarity intermixing was observed. C1 flares: C1.0 @ 05:29, C1.0 @ 10:17 UT.report(past month only)
12962
N27E28 Data 2022-03-07
Long Jupiter 153 area 30
Region 12962 [N27E28] 30 gained a few tiny spots and was quiet.report(past month only)
12962
N27E13 Data 2022-03-08
Long Jupiter 169 area 20
Region 12962 [N27E13] 20 decayed slowly and quietly.report(past month only)
12962
N27E01 Data 2022-03-09
Long Jupiter -178 area 10
Region 12962 [N27E01] 10report(past month only)
12962
N27W10 Data 2022-03-10
Long Jupiter -166 area 10
Region 12962 [N27W10] 10 was mostly quiet and stable. The region was the source of a very long duration C2.8 event peaking at 20:32 UT. The event began at 18:10 UT and ended at 06:20 UT on March 11 when background levels were reached. A nearly symmetrical full halo CME was observed beginning from 19:12 UT in LASCO imagery. Most of the ejecta were observed to the north and it is uncertain whether Earth is within the path of the CME core.report(past month only)
12962
N26W23 Data 2022-03-11
Long Jupiter -152 area 380
Region 12962 [N26W23] 380 decayed slowly and quietly.report(past month only)