The southernmost Flint Hills extend from Kansas into much of central and western Osage County, OK, before petering out near the Arkansas River. This supercell crossed them after producing a couple of tornadoes, including a nice thick pipe, and its later satellite vortex that I saw, but not in time to capture on e-film. Incidentally, this view was only a couple miles from where I saw another pretty convective sunset, 8-1/2 years before and under much different circumstances. This time, I made a quick stop when noticing (and instantly enamored with) this view, quite willing to sacrifice a minute or two on the quest to get back ahead of a cyclic, tornadic storm track.
4 ENE Burbank OK (26 Apr 26) Looking NNE
36.7025, -96.6481