The amazing Kinsley nighttime supercell, here shown in an early shot soon after I arrived at a good viewing spot, was the gift that kept on giving for keeping this storm observer awestruck. Fortunately grounded electricity stayed close to the visible updraft region or inside the core, so that this observer wasn’t “lightning-struck”. Much to my relief, it produced no anvil-to-ground bolts while I was out there. Otherwise, the storm generated lightning of all forms so continually that 5-10-second time exposures sufficed to glow the entire low/middle-level cloud structure, and sometimes upper levels too.
7 SSE Kinsley KS (20 Jun 20) Looking NW
37.807, -99.3887