Soon after sunset, a single, elevated storm drifted southeastward over outflow and tossed a few could-to-ground strikes about the High Plains of northeastern New Mexico. Even without the supercell-supporting flow and cold air aloft (steep lapse rates) of springtime, summer monsoonal moisture and related thunderstorms can offer quite the electrical show across the Land of Enchantment, on either side of the southern Rockies.
4 SW Clayton NM (2 Aug 20) Looking NNW
36.4248, -103.2467