Cloud base is the distance
- From sea level to the upper limit of clouds
- From the ground to the upper limit of the clouds
- From sea level to the lower limit of the clouds
- From the ground to the lower limit of the cloudsCorrect answer
Explanation
Cloud base is defined as the height of the lowest visible part of the cloud layer measured from the ground (AGL) or water surface at the point of observation.
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