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Latest Space Weather News Solar Update April 14, 2021 @ 19:45 UTC Region 2814 continued to evolve on Wednesday and appears to be in a growth phase with new spots present. The region will remain a threat for minor C-Flares. The STEREO Ahead spacecraft reveals potentially 2 new active regions. We will get a look at the first area of interest during the next 24 hours. New AR 2814 April 12, 2021 @ 22:05 UTC Newly assigned active region 2814 continues to slowly develop in the southeast quadrant and is now producing very minor B-Flares. The regions size is roughly equivalent to four planet Earths across. There is currently a chance for an isolated minor C-Flare. Image below by SDO/HMI.

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