The cloud slowly started to appear in the sky near Palm Springs, according to witnesses. Right away, the pictures of the UFO cloud were generally shared across informal communities.

One user remarked, “The cloud is exactly like the image that I’ve seen before that often appears in sci-fi movies.”

The Coachella Valley witnessed a similar scenario. Dr James Danoff-Burg, protection chief at the Living Desert Zoo and Nurseries in Palm Desert, said he was filling in as an aide for a gathering of vacationers when they generally admired the sky when they saw the mists. Clouds of UFOs

Notwithstanding, most authorities on the matter would agree, a typical sort of cloud appears to routinely show up in the nature save of the zoo. A lenticular cloud has been described as having the appearance of “stacked pancakes.”

According to Danoff-Burg, “that day was special because we saw a rare cloud with three layers stacked on top of each other.”

Cindy Palmer, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service, stated last year that winds blowing over hills and mountains create lenticular clouds, which typically appear in the winter. This cloud was observed over the Bay Area.

Palmer explains, “Everyone has noticed that winter winds typically blow in one direction.” The air rises, the moisture condenses, and clouds form as the wind moves over the mountains.