The last few days had been quite eventful. We took a hit from Typhoon Kalmaegi.   Although the winds were not as devastating as Super Typhoon Rai, the flash floods devastated our area.  My family is fine.  I was finally able to resume imaging this morning.  Seeing wasn't that great because a new typhoon (Fungwong) is  headed towards our region.  However, this cyclone won't hit us as it is headed for Luzon.

Oval BA now has a light orange ring. This spot had turned back white 6 years ago and it's "red" ring would often appear.  Note the complex rift on the NEB.  The NEB is quiet in this region.   What is strange is the white anti-cyclonic white spot on the SSTB isn't bright in methane band.  There seems to be a reddish cyclone to it's left.

I finally had perfect conditions this morning!  The sky was CLEAR. I haven't had this in ages and we had a good laminar flow!

The details on these images are incredible.  Note the two bright spots on the NEBs. These spots are, however, not methane right so I don't think there are outbreaks.  The GRS is setting on the right.  It's just incredible to see how tiny it has become.  The wake of the GRS is very chaotic.  Note the dark red barges following the wake of the GRS.  The NNTZ little red spot can also be seen.  This anti-cyclone is bright in IR and CH4 band.

Conditions had been challenging during the past week with clouds and rain.  Seeing was excellent this morning but I had to deal with clouds.  My run was cut short when the sky became overcast.

The SEB and NEB looks quiet in this region with no outbreaks.  The STB seems to be disrupted  by two cyclonic features.  This might the STB Ghost.  The South Polar red spot can be seen on the bottom right.

It was very windy this morning.  Seeing was unstable because of the shaking but transparency was very good.

There is a feature on the NTrZ around the area of the CM.  This feature is bright in IR and a little bright in methane band.  The NEB and SEB looks quiet in this region. There seems to be two cyclone features on the STB disrupting the band.  There is also a large oval on the south polar region .

I was finally able to image Jupiter today.   Seeing was good but transparency was poor due to clouds.

The GRS can be seen in these image.The GRS is very small!  Note the small while oval above the GRS on the dark halo. The area of the STB below the GRS looks chaotic with dark ovals clearing the STB.  The NEB is quiet in this region.