Just saw this from my backyard. The picture came out okay- I really didn’t have a good place to stand to see it.
The sun’s already set, and the sky’s this weird orange/red color. The rainbow is almost a full circle, and it’s a double (you can just barely see that in the picture).
As long as you can get a straight line from the sun to the raindrop, and a line from the raindrop to your eye, with about a 42 degree angle between those two lines, you ought to be able to get a rainbow, even with the sun below the horizon. Such late-in-the-day rainbows tend to be red orange and yrllow, of course, because the shorter wavelengths have been scattered out by longer passage through the atmosphere.