Solar update from spaceweather.com:
And from SolarHam:M-CLASS SOLAR FLARES: Big sunspot AR1899 is crackling with M-class solar flares. Because the active region is approaching the sun's western limb, however, none of these flares are squarely Earth directed. Geoeffective solar activity is expected remain low this weekend.
Updated 11/23/2013 @ 13:30 UTC
Solar Update / M-Flares
Good morning. Solar activity increased to moderate levels. A pair of low level M-Class flares (M1.1 @ 02:32 UTC, M1.0 @ 12:57 UTC), along with several C-Class flares were observed around new sunspot 1904. The newly numbered active region is located in close proximity to sunspot 1899 in the northwest quadrant. Both regions are rotating towards the west limb and are no longer in a good geoeffective position for Earth directed eruptions. There will remain a chance for moderate solar flares within the next 24 hours. All other visible regions remain stable. Stay tuned to SolarHam.com for the most up to date information.