The GRS and Oval BA are on the opposite edge of Jupiter.  The wake of the GRS is complex with some outbreaks.   The Oval BA is rising on the 2nd image and one can see a hint of the orange ring inside Oval BA.  The EZs/SEBn border looks active.  Is this long feature part of the SED?  The NEB shows complex rifts. There is an interesting feature on the NNTZ.  Three reddish oval sticking together on the left of the second image.  These ovals look cyclonic as they are not bright in methane band.

The SED is still going strong.  The SED is dark in methane band. The NNTZ LRS can be seen as a reddish oval with a faint halo.  The South Polar red spot can be seen on the lower right.  Both these spots are very bright in methane band.

Europa is in transit just above the STB.  The NEB looks quiet.  There are some rifts but no outbreaks.  The SED can be seen on the right above the SEB.  The south temperate zone looks very pale.

The GRS is prominent in these images.  The wake of the GRS has a very bright outbreak.  The SED is now above the GRS and pushing into the gap above the halo of the GRS.  The NEB looks quiet in this region.

Note the NNTZ little red spot.  On it's upper left, there is another tiny red spot that seems to be right next to an white anticyclone. 

There is a dark red cyclonic spot on the NEB at the CM.    The SEB looks quiet in this region.

The GRS is setting on the right.  There is a very bright outbreak on the NEB just past the CM.  This outbreak is very bright in all channels especially in IR and methane band.  The EZ is bright to the left of the GRS. Is this the SED?

The NEB is very active here with complex rifts.  There is a huge white spot on the north polar region.  The SEB has a small white spot close to the CM.

The GRS is rising on this image.   The wake of the GRS shows some complex activity. The NEB shows complex riftings.

The SED can be seen on the right.  It seems to be extending into the SEB.  The GRS is rising on the left.  Io can be seen moving away from Jupiter.  The NEB has complex rifts and a lot of dark streaks.

Finally captured the GRS.  The GRS has really shrunk!  Note the South Equatorial Disturbance just following the GRS.  Streams of dark material seem to be streaming from the SED to the wake of the GRS creating a chaotic scene in that region.   The SED is very distinct in methane band.   The NEB has a lot of complex rifts.

The orange ring inside Oval BA is very distinct now.  Note the little red spot on the NNTZ which is very bright in methane band.  The NEB is very chaotic with complex rifts.  The SEB looks quiet in this region.  The South Temperate region is very pale while the North Temperate region has a reddish color.

Oval BA can be seen with a faint orange ring.  The NEB has completed it's northern expansion.  The white NEBn ovals are now engulfed on the red belt.  Complex rifts and some bright outbreaks can be seen on the NEBs.  The festoons are very active this year pushing all the way to the EZs.