Selected events, most recent first

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2005 10 11 17:19:00 Classic III/II event from innocuous C1 flare from spotless region.
2005 09 13 19:45:10 Impulsive phase of gradual X1.5 event
2005 09 13 19:45:00 Another Type IV from a gradual X2 following another impulsive X with no radio emission
2005 09 11 12:53:00 Impulsive phase of M3 flare over pre-existing IV, to be followed by another IV.
2005 09 11 12:51:00 Strong non-drifting Type IV from M3 flare
2005 09 10 21:37:00 Structure in impulsive phase of gradual X2: II reported from 2137-2143, I dont see it.
2005 09 10 21:35:00 Gradual X2 flare with activity in the impulsive phase, no clear II (but was reported by Sagamore Hill to have one), another nice IV, ionospheric effects towards the end
2005 09 10 16:34:00 How do you have an X1 flare with no radio emission below 1 GHz - nice short-wave fadeout, apparent III-like feature is power-line interference.
2005 09 09 19:36:00 Structure in impulsive phase of slow-rise X6 flare, II reported from 19:34 to 19:49 (?)
2005 09 09 19:25:00 X6 flare with very gradual rise, no obvious II, nice IV, lots of structure in impulsive phase.
2005 09 08 21:06:00 Structure in the impulsive phase of an X5.
2005 09 08 21:00:00 X5 flare, no Type II, strong short-wave fade-out followed by a IV, strange cluster of IIIs during the SWF.
2005 09 07 17:38:00 Structure within main emission from X17 after recovery from short-wave fadeout
2005 09 07 17:23:00 Huge X17 flare, early fadeout to high frequency, reported as II but very messy
2005 08 23 14:45:00 Structure within M3 flare: no clear sign of Type II.
2005 08 23 14:25:00 M3 flare with drifting Type IV and lots of spray structure
2005 08 22 16:57:30 Onset of long-duration M6 flare
2005 08 22 16:55:00 Possible weak slow II from M6 flare
2005 08 02 18:22:00 M4 flare, reported as a II, short-wave fadeout
2005 07 24 13:43:30 Long complex event with no visible soft X-rays (GOES at A5) but big CME from east limb, reported as a II from San Vito.
2005 07 16 11:12:00 C5 flare
2005 07 14 22:52:30 Very impulsive M1 flare from west limb region
2005 07 13 21:50:00 M1 flare with lightning, weird spray features as with earlier M5
2005 07 13 14:00:00 Start of an M5 flare, IIIs plus more structure on top of ongoing IV
2005 07 13 12:15:00 M3 flare starting with IIIs, seems to be a late start to the Type IV
2005 07 09 21:54:30 Type IV following M2 flare
2005 07 09 21:54:00 Type II and other emission at onset of M2 flare
2005 07 09 13:29:30 Type IIIs from B5 flare
2005 07 07 16:05:00 Large M5 event on top of earlier Type IV: additional IV probably, no sign of II
2005 07 07 12:35:00 Very bright Type IV from an innocuous C3 flare.
2005 07 02 19:35:00 Type IIIs from B9 flare with limited frequency range
2005 06 19 20:06:00 Small flare with multiple IIIs
2005 06 16 20:06:00 Large long M flare: complex but very brigt, FH Type II buried early in the emission
2005 06 14 15:37:00 Long-duration C7 flare.
2005 06 12 15:00:00 C3 very gradual flare, mixture of IV-like continuum and III-like structure.
2005 06 10 21:25:00 Type IV but not much else from a very gradual event, no flare listed.
2005 06 05 13:50:00 Weak event, II or IV, no reported flare but region on east limb
2005 06 03 12:04:00 Type II from M1 flare
2005 06 03 11:54:00 M1 flare with type II and weak type IV
2005 06 01 22:05:30 C7 flare with a flurry of IIIs at onset, odd structure later on.
2005 06 01 17:50:00 C3 flare
2005 06 01 11:43:00 Another cluster of IIIs at onset of C1 flare.
2005 05 31 14:35:00 C3 flare from small active region, complex group of IIIs followed by classic II
2005 05 27 12:25:00 M1 flare with multiple electron beams
2005 05 26 21:23:00 C9 flare with IIIs followed by Type IV but no Type II
2005 05 15 22:29:00 Very impulsive M4 event with clear II later, interesting structure early, possible herringbone
2005 05 15 17:39:00 Type IIIs from a little C1 flare coinciding with suspicious onset of what we think is power line interference
2005 05 14 20:44:20 Lon duration C3 flare, longer period, II and IV
2005 05 14 20:44:00 Long duration C3 flare, early phase: probably a II, also lightning from storms
2005 05 13 16:39:30 Type IV burst from X1 flare
2005 05 13 16:39:00 Huge burst from an M8 flare - early fast II possible
2005 05 11 20:00:00 Possible second Type II in M1 flare
2005 05 11 19:25:00 M1 flare, Type II and IV
2005 05 08 12:06:00 Strong complex group of IIIs from a small flare.
2005 05 06 16:45:00 Gradual C9 flare with a clean type II
2005 05 06 11:19:00 Very impulsive M1 flare
2005 05 05 20:07:30 C8 flare with impulsive onset followed by extended phase with weak Type IV
2005 05 05 20:07:20 Impulsive phase of C8 flare
2005 05 04 22:26:00 Another set of IIIs from impulsive event during very gradual rise of GOES.
2005 05 04 13:09:00 Type IIIs from impulsive C1 flare superimposed on very gradual event.
2005 05 02 22:33:00 Very low-frequency Type II burst from C8 long-duration event, single split band (frequency ratio not 2). The fundamental and the continuation of the harmonic were seen by WIND/WAVES.
2005 04 19 21:49:00 Big Type II from a long-duration B8 flare, no impulsive component.
2005 04 17 21:01:00 C5 flare with Type II, second peak in a double event.
2005 04 17 20:48:30 Emision at onset of C3 flare, first peak in double event.
2005 04 17 12:22:00 Type IIIs at onset of C1 event.
2005 03 18 19:17:00 Type IIIs from a B4 flare.
2005 03 18 15:58:00 Type IIIs from a B3 flare
2005 03 16 20:29:00 B5 flare
2005 02 14 19:47:00 Small B3 flare with multiple IIIs
2005 02 09 21:35:00 Sharp soft X-ray event with Type IIIs
2005 01 18 18:50:00 Small C flare during vary active period.
2005 01 16 19:27:00 Small flare with multiple IIIs, weak continuum probably subtracted.
2005 01 15 14:20:00 M3 flare on top of Type IV from earlier event
2005 01 14 16:02:00 M flare
2005 01 13 18:57:00 C flare with multiple IIIs
2005 01 13 17:02:00 Multiple narrow IIIs from a flare
2005 01 13 16:23:00 Type IIIs from flare from rapidly emerging region, one of many this day