He's a kid who's figured out the power of his voice. His name is P-Nut and he's trying to become a household name. "I'm bout to spit something for ya'll" P-Nut is 7-years old and he has been making a name for himself in the Memphis hip hop game since he was only four. "I was four years old and my dad taught me how to rap by doing math. Like 2 plus 2 equals four, I'm walking through the door." He immediately fell in love with rhyming so he started writing his own rap songs. It didn't take long for his father to realize his son had a talent for music.
A few times each year in Santa Clarita, the conditions are just right for these strange clouds to form. They're sometimes called "UFO" clouds because of their rounded, saucer-like shapes and hovering behavior. In the scientific world, they're known as Lenticular clouds (Altostratus lenticularis), or "standing wave" clouds, and generally form over, downwind of, or sometimes upwind of mountain ranges.
The cause is interesting... Air (wind) moves much like water - it flows over the surface of the earth and when it encounters surface features (like mountains) it flows up and over them like boulders in a river, generating ripples/rapids in the airstream above and downwind. Lenticular clouds form when moist air from lower altitude is forced up into colder layers of the atmosphere where it condenses, usually at the peaks of the air "rapids".
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