What is another word for atmospheric visibility?
Pronunciation: [ˌatməsfˈɛɹɪk vˌɪzəbˈɪlɪti] (IPA) 
Atmospheric visibility refers to the degree to which distant objects can be seen under prevailing atmospheric conditions. There are several synonyms we can use to describe this phenomenon, such as aerial clarity, air clarity, visual range, atmospheric transparency, and visibility range. Aerial clarity means the degree of visual acuity at a given distance in the atmosphere; air clarity denotes the clearness of the air and how that affects the visibility of distant objects. Visual range is the maximum distance at which an observer can see a particular object; atmospheric transparency is a measurement of the degree of atmospheric haze or smog that affects visual perception, and visibility range describes the distance out to which objects are visible to the naked eye.
