A blue sky features clouds forming a sideways "Y" shape with wisps.
A deep blue sky is covered in clouds that form a sideways Y shape across the sky. The clouds are thicker in the center and dissipate off like smoke in a cirrus shape. The clouds are pulled downward into thin wisps as well as horizontally across the sky, forming a loose crosshatch pattern. The Y shape starts from the top left. dipping down to the bottom right and forking up to the top right. Two small black planes can be seen in the sky, one elevated more than the other.