Cumulus clouds dominate the lower half of the worm's-eye view.
A worms eye view of the sky can be seen. The bottom half of the view is nearly covered in cumulus clouds. The largest clouds can be seen in the bottom left and bottom right of the view, taking up a large portion of the blue sky behind it, while the central portion of the view has more spread apart formations of clouds. In the top left side of the view the bright sun can be seen, it shines white as it illuminated the top portion of the clouds, leaving the more visible side from the worms eye view darker and grey in color. In the top right portion of the view the sky is particularly a darker shade of blue.