Many social media users commented on the strange weather formation that appeared over the South African city on Sunday, saying that the clouds looked as if they were shaped like UFOs. But it turned out to be lenticular clouds, not alien invaders, that were visiting the city.
Meteorologist Daniel Peck told ABC News circular-shaped clouds are usually associated with mountain ranges, like in Cape Town.
"The air is flowing, hits the mountains, rises and the cloud forms once you get past the mountain's peak," Peck said. "They are pretty common and pretty cool to look at."
