Which risk increases significantly when turbulence disrupts phased array radar?

💡 Explanation

Loss of signal interference risk increases because turbulence induces random phase shifts across the antenna array, disrupting constructive interference; therefore signal strength degrades, rather than enhancing atmospheric backscatter, changing waveguide behaviour or altering bandwidth.

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