On a fine spring eventide in central Kansas, two light sources, diffused and reflected and refracted every which way, wrapped around and through a supercell to yield one of the most surreal western skies one can behold. Warm tones from what was left of the distant sunset blended with cool blues from the unseen twilight sky, filtered through cloud layers of differing shapes and thicknesses, while internal flickers of lightning splotched the scene with bright ghosts of peach and pink. The resulting blend of pastels pulsated and flowed unevenly through a sublime half hour of a lifetime.
4 N Sterling KS (11 May 14) Looking WNW
38.2568, -98.2068