This was somewhere between the 99th sunset I had admired (long ago as a kid) and the 99th I had photographed (not keeping count, but probably sometime in the 2000s). But it was the first photogenic sunset of 1999, as seen from the roof of the former NSSL/SPC facility on the OU North Campus. Scuddy fractocumulus rags wafted southward in the cool outflow, produced by the same area of convection and precipitation whose backsheared anvil cirrus reflected the sunset light above.
Norman OK (Feb 99) Looking WSW
35.2079, -97.3767