A new sunspot is emerging just south of AR11410. Otherwise, solar activity is very low.
Spot count 74

 None of the spots on the Earthside of the sun pose a threat for strong flares.
Spot count 39

 Sunspot 11408 is directly facing Earth, but it has a simple magnetic field that does not pose a threat for strong flares.
Spot count 55

 A new sunspot is emerging.
Spot count 68

 Sunspots 11401 and 11402 pose a threat for M-class solar flares.
Spot count 103

 Sunspot 11401 poses a continued threat for M-class solar flares.
Spot count 88

 Sunspot 11401 poses a threat for M-class solar flares.
Spot count 122

 New sunspots 11401 and 11402 pose a threat for M-class solar flares.
Spot count 141

 New sunspots 11401 and 11402 pose a threat for M-class solar flares.
Spot count 145

 All of these sunspots are quiet. The chance of flares today is low.
Spot count 81

 All of these sunspots have simple, quiet magnetic fields. The chance of flares is low.
Spot count 57

 All of these sunspots have simple, quiet magnetic fields. The chance of flares is low.
Spot count 64

 Sunspot 11393 has a 'beta-gamma' magnetic field that harbors energy for M-class solar flares.
Spot count 63

 Sunspots 11391 and 11393 have 'beta-gamma' magnetic fields that harbor energy for M-class solar flares.
Spot count 90

 Sunspots 11390 and 11392 are crackling with low-level C-class solar flares.
Spot count 118

 All of the sunspots on the Earthside of the sun are magnetically simple and quiet.
Spot count 101

 Sunspot 11389 is in decay and poses a declining threat for M-class solar flares.
Spot count 83