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Originally Posted by Tropo-Bob
March 8th, 8.40am.
Region 2960 remains as the standout view with a very large spot and a wealth of detail between that and a medium-sized spot.
Region 2957 also has a medium-sized spot and several small spots.
Between the above two Regions is a line of small spots running in a North-South line. This will include Region 2963, but may also include a new Region. I await with interest as to how this will be classified.
The small/medium-sized spot in North-Eastern Region 2962 has been joined by a number of tiny spots.
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Hi Bob,
We too find the classification and numbering of new regions very interesting. Also the demotion of Active Regions is good to follow. We look each day at this site
https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/products/solar-synoptic-map
We find it particularly interesting, because as being a prediction, they often have the new regions labelled before the other sites and they also keep the demoted regions numbered in brackets. There is also a legend giving some detail to what you are seeing, like chances of a given region causing flares etc. Might be worth a look if you haven't already seen it.