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Early/fast VLF events produced by the quiescent heating of the lower ionosphere by thunderstorms
Large and easily distinguishable perturbations of the VLF transmitter signals due to interactions with thundercloud-driven ionospheric modifications have been observed and studied for about three decades. These events are called "early/fast VLF" or "early VLF" events due to their immediate detection
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