Gap hunting again on a cloudy hazy Sunday, one small AR remains.
Activity is still low.
Spot count 13

At last a new AR today, very small but it is there.
Activity is still very low.
Spot count 13

 Another late image to find 0 spots for a second day.
Activity is very low.
Spot count 0

 After being clouded out for 2 days and then waiting for a gap, it is blank again.
Activity is very low
Spot count 0

 Clouded out all day, the only gap was this one late in the day just before Sunset which is why it is eggy..
Activity is very low
Spot count 34

 Back to hazy gap spotting,
Activity is very low and dropping fast.
Spot count 36

 After another day of rain back to late gap spotting.
Activity is dropping off.
Spot count 49

 Summer is still here, and so is the haze, AR12567 still has a beta-gamma configuration that produce M class flares.
Spot count 58

Second day of Summer,  AR12567 has a beta-gamma configuration that produce M class flares.
Spot count 68

 Summer has arrived at last, together with hazy sky and wibbly wobbly seeing.
AR12567 has a Beta-gamma configuration that poses a threat of M type flares.
Spot count 51

The two large AR's are now facing Earth,
12567 has a Beta Gamma field that could cause M class flares.
Spot count 47

 After yet another day of clouds and rain, caught today's image just after lunch, the 2 big AR should be interesting as they will soon be facing the Earth.
Activity might pick up soon.
Spot count 47

 Today's haze lifted after lunch.
Activity is still low.
Spot count 54

 After a full day of clouds and rain and clouds, nearly gave up today as still wet and cloudy, cleared enough later to get an image.
Activity is still low.
Spot count 63

Afternoon gap hunting after the rain...
Activity is still low.
Spot count 46

 Nice to see more AR today, Early gap hunting paid off.
Activity is still low
Spot count 63

 Only gap today was when Old Sol was doing a Jupiter Impression.
Activity is still low
Spot count 55