A couple minutes after the setting sun first splashed red-orange rays across the bottom inner rim of a large arcus cloud, or “whale’s mouth“, its final paintbrush feat made even more deeply textured, redder patches, before vanishing entirely. The dense storm cores were west and northwest of the lit section of the arcus, with the sun setting in the southwestern late-November sky. Such a geometry of clouds, sunset and precip allowed that light to blaze through a cloud-free slot unseen to the right.
4 SSE Geary OK (24 Nov 20) Looking S
35.5659, -98.2885