An Observer Is on the Surface of Venus (Suitably Protected)

An observer is on the surface of Venus (suitably protected) . Looking about, what kind of weather will the observer see?

A) The air is filled with fog and haze, no matter which direction one looks.
B) The surface is fogged over, but if a break in this surface layer could be found, one would see that the atmosphere is clear above it. If it were night, the obseerver could see the stars through a break in this surface layer.
C) If the observer is within about 30 degrees of the equator, the atmosphere will be perfectly clear. North or south of this, the atmosphere will be an unbroken layer of clouds.
D) Near the surface the air is clear, but looking up the observer will see a solid bank of clouds extending from horizon to horizon.