Comments: A Gif from 5 movies made in the night from 13 to 14 June current. My intention was not to make a GIF, so the quality was somewhat impaired. Everyone knows that when we want to make a GIF, you do not change the capture parameters, processing should be as uniform as possible because occurs variability from one frame to another, and seeing that is hardly stable in all catches. However as several colleagues were asking for an animation to see if the dust storm discovered by me was evident, I decided to do it even in inappropriate conditions. These 5 movies that cover the hours of 23:52 TU on 13 June up to 00:06 on 14 June. In them, seeing varied greatly and the amount of captured frames, although the stacked amount was always the same, 4775 frames. The equipment used was a Celestron C14 Edge with the ASI 224 camera, a Tele Vue Powermate 2X and an Astronomik L filter. I believe that even with everything against, the result obtained shows that there is a storm no doubt, as my friend Rafael Compassi says; "Patience is what the situation offers"

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Observation 1
Feature(s)	N/A
Filter(s)	N/A
Date	2016-06-13 23:52:00
Julian day	2457553.4944444443
System I	342.9°
System II	N/A
System III	N/A
Illumination	98.0%
Phase angle	18.299999237060547°
Solar longitude	23.9°
Eq. diameter	18.1″
Derotation	0.0 min