On a stormy Badlands evening, and off and on all night to the following sunrise, elevated convection trained behind an MCS and over the top of related outflow. This time exposure allowed the last vestiges of indirect sunlight into the scene, mainly at lower right but also faintly through the distant core, while occasionally brilliant flashes of mostly in-cloud lighting illuminated from above. The combination of different light-source angles made the “scud cigar” cloud in bottom middle and right both illuminated and silhouetted. With lightning soon winding down, occasional rain from the convection helped me to get what little sleep I could inside the vehicle, though the campsite itself was as scenic as one could expect for the price (free).
7 S Wall SD (4 Jun 20) Looking WNW
43.8899, -102.2275