Juno’s Perijove-62 was on 2024 June 13, preceded by medium-range imaging of Io.  Jupiter was not in JunoCam’s field of view until the last hour before north pole crossing, so only a small sector of the northern hemisphere was recorded — albeit at high resolution.  An image of the north polar cyclones was successfully recorded, and we compare the pattern over the past 6 perijoves.  Then there was a typical outbound sequence producing a lo-res map of the southern hemisphere.  [This report has been edited to correct misidentification of one plume on Io.]

The report, with mini-figures, is in this PDF:  Report-on-PJ62

The full-size figures are in this ZIP file:   PJ62-Report_Figures

Figures 1 and 5 are copied below.