Hmm,
Spaceweather:
SUNSPOTS: New sunspot 554 has a "beta-gamma-delta" magnetic field that harbors energy for powerful X-class flares.
SEC:
I. Regions with Sunspots. Locations Valid at 09/2400Z
Nmbr Location Lo Area Z LL NN Mag Type
0549 N13W49 046 0060 Dso 09 09 Beta
0551 S06W27 024 0330 Eki 12 23 Beta-Gamma
0554 S08E52 305 0310 Dhc 09 08 Beta-Gamma-Delta
0555 S14E72 285 0020 Hax 01 01 Alpha
IA. H-alpha Plages without Spots. Locations Valid at 09/2400Z Feb
Nmbr Location Lo
0552 S08W72 070
0553 S04W51 049
II. Regions Due to Return 10 Feb to 12 Feb
Nmbr Lat Lo
0542 N09 266
0543 S16 267
0544 N08 252
dxlc:
Region 10554 developed quickly early in the day, produced many flares, then began to decay. The current magnetic field layout is much simpler than just one day ago. The magnetic delta structure in the leading penumbra has disappeared. A minor M class flare is possible.
NOAA:
Region 554 (S08E52) produced numerous B and C-class flares today. Ten
C-class flares were recorded with the largest being a C9 x-ray event
that occurred at 09/1102Z. LASCO imagery has shown little, if any
associated CME signatures during the past 24 hours of activity from
this region. Magnetic analysis depicts a delta configuration within
the dominant intermediate spot
Regions 551 and 554 both have the potential
to produce M-class flare activity.
da hätten wir doch fast alles von Delta bis schwach Delta von möglichen Minor M-Flare bis zu powerful X-Flare, also es bleibt wie immer "Nix ist unmöglich" und Vorraussagen sind nur solange gültig bis sie von der Realität eingeholt werden
gruß
Andy