Early image as the only bit of blue before the clouds roll in.
AR12454 has potential for flares.
Spot count 52

With the 60mph winds it is blowing more gaps this way, still quite cloudy.
New AR on the limb which is as quiet as the other two, activity is still low.
Spot count 51

 Another windy day with nearly 50mph gusts..
Still activity is low.
Spot count 33

 After getting blown about in the gusts, grabbed a image before the rain arrived.
None of the areas pose a threat for flares, activity is dropping again.
Spot count 63

 High winds 70mph + and rain on and off, so grabbed a gap whilst I could, best of today before it totally clouded out.
Activity is still very low.
Spot count 48

 Friday the 13th was lucky, as the rain stopped for a while and the wind blew a large gap over.
Activity is low again, and none of these spots pose any threats.
Spot count 29

 High winds again 60mph + and solid cloud for a few days, spotted a gap that did not last long but enough to get an image.
Just packed up when the rain started again...
None of these pose a threat for flares, activity is low.
Spot count 64

After ages and ages Old Sol popped out for a few minutes.
Sunspot AR12443 is decaying and poses a small threat for M-class solar flares
Spot count 86

 Early start to the Month, clouds are not looking to good..
Sunspot AR12443 is growing, the magnetic field has simplified and now has a 'beta-gamma' magnetic field that has the potential for a  M-class (rather than X-class) solar flares.
Spot count 88