A new sunspot now numbered 1092 rotated into view Wednesday. It is currently a simple sunspot with a small chance for a C-Class flare. Sunspot 1089 located in the southern hemisphere, continues to produce the odd C-Class flare. This region is rotating towards the western limb of the sun. There will continue to be a chance for C-Class flares and perhaps a lower chance for an M-Class event.

Just as Sunspot 1087 has disappeared, a new sunspot numbered 1089 has rotated into view on the eastern limb. You can see the new images below. There is a slight chance for C-Class flares.