Yuma.

"Set up just west of the dirt Pozo Nuevo Road about a mile north of the Puerto Blanco jct. Skies cleared out nicely after earlier cloudiness. An excellent location with a view to the SW section of border wall and the Quitoboquito area. Sonoyta to SE was still bright with scattered light sources to the SW. Sonoyta 25° wide and 25° high. Incredible zodiacal light in the west with Venus and Jupiter setting. Zodiacal light stretched up into Pleiades at 70° high. Winter Milky Way was detailed all the way down to NW horizon. PHX light was visible behind the hills to the NE. Some lights visible due south, perhaps in Mexico? SQM = 21.46"

"Setup equipment along north side of Armenta Ranch Road about 1/4 mile east of ranch building. Skies finally cleared out later in the evening after a previous night and morning of rain (heavy at times) across the entire region. Humidity levels much higher than previous nights with lots of dew present. One isolated set of clouds built up just after we started initial data collection, starting in the SW, then a big band overhead moving east. One prominent band over the PHX light dome then moving out east until fully dissipated. Sonoyta light dome is small and dim, but surprisingly prominent given the distance and topography to the south. To the SW Yuma is dim but visible over the vegetation. Ajo to the NNW is dim about 8 degrees across. PHX light dome is large, about 50 degrees wide, but not too tall at 20 degrees. Milky way is detailed and prominent from SE to NW, detail down to 10 degrees SE until it hits Sonoyta. Down to almost horizon until Ajo. Only light sources visible were a two beacon lights, one east and one north, and a sign light over a beacon that did not have a top light. SQM = 21.46"