Comments: Imaged Jupiter July 14th have fair 685nm IR, R and CH4 data G and B were abysmal. I note a v-small bright oval on the edge of the NPR just to the F side of the CM in the final IR image. A large diffuse bright feature in the NNTeZ best seen in CH4 data. A series of v small compact dark spots coming in from the F limb in the NNTeB. Two very prominent elongated dark features on the southern edge of the NEB. The EZ is quite disturbed with several prominent herringbone features. The SEB looks quite strange with approx half of its Northern section looking very smooth and featureless. The STB is dominated by a series of v-small compact dark spots. The SSTeB has four bright ovals resolved in it along with a large diffuse feature.

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Observation 1
Feature(s)	N/A
Filter(s)	CH4
Date	2022-07-14 19:00:00
Julian day	2459775.2916666665
System I	27.604233°
System II	206.96379°
System III	117.77437°
Illumination	99.0%
Phase angle	11.5°
Solar longitude	76.3°
Eq. diameter	42.53″
Derotation	0.0 min