atmospheric interference
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atmospheric interference
(¦at·mə¦sfir·ik ′in·tər′fir·əns)
(geophysics) Electromagnetic radiation, caused by natural electrical disturbances in the atmosphere, which interferes with radio systems. Also known as atmospherics; sferics; strays.
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