Image of the visible solar disk on Tuesday morning. Sunspots 1520 and 1521 are now about to rotate onto the western limb. There will remain the chance for an M-Class flare within the next 24 hours.
Updated 7/17/2012 @ 01:40 UTC
Solar activity was quiet on Monday with the exception of a long duration C-Class flare around Sunspot 1520. This region along with 1519 and 1521 will be rotating onto the western limb within the next couple of days. A small new sunspot did rotate into view off the southeast limb, but has yet to fetch an official sunspot number designation. There will remain the chance for an isolated M-Class flare.
