The front side of a “towering Texas sunset” had a remarkable rearward-directed spectacle on display too. This formerly tornadic storm continued to pump immeasurable quantities of condensate into the upper troposphere, vigorously enough to yield uncommon downshear knuckles, hybrid knuckle-mammatus formations, and (in the distance) more purely mammatus. Soon, as the moon peeked out from behind the anvil, the eastern scene would lose a little of this rich, shadowy texture, but gain warmer color.
7 NNW Lenorah TX (5 May 6) looking ESE
32.398, -101.888