March 22 2023. Slooh and KSO Realtime.

[DeepSolar64]

Today just before 15:00 UTC I caught the Slooh Lunt 60 on Mt. Teide running for a short time before clouds moved in and shut it down and the high cadence feed stopped at 15:00 UTC at Austria's Kanzelhohe Solar Observatory ahead of sunset there.

Today it's raining here in Edneyville North Carolina so observing with my own equipment is not possible.

Here are the images for today.

James

Teide5-2023-03-22T144846UTC_Slooh_JP.jpg (167.72 KiB) Viewed 259 times

KSO_Ha_3-22-23.jpeg (319.16 KiB) Viewed 259 times

KSO_WLC_3-22-23.jpeg (153.63 KiB) Viewed 259 times

KSO_CaK_3-22-23.jpeg (227.97 KiB) Viewed 259 times

[rigel123]

Thanks for the report, nasty here with more drizzle than rain. Not expecting to see the sun in quite a while now.

[DeepSolar64]

Sorry Warren. It’s drizzling here now but tomorrow looks a bit better and a bit warmer.

James

[MAURITS]

Thanks for the nice report James, here also rain today.

[DeepSolar64]

It seems that clouds and rain are everywhere lately.

[EGRAY_OBSERVATORY]

Thanks vm James.

Terry

[DeepSolar64]

You are very welcome, Terry.

[Montana]

Thanks James, been raining here a lot too
I'm off on my holiday tomorrow to recover from work exhaustion for a bit before the next wave of chaos so I think Solarchat may be very intermittent for me over the next couple of weeks, I'll be relying on your reports

Alexandra

[DeepSolar64]

Sorry for all the work stress, Alexandra. I feel for you. I’ll keep the reports coming, weather and time permitting. I am glad you find them informative.

James