When recording dialogue outdoors with an external microphone, what two specific types of audio interference do wind jammers and pop filters primarily mitigate?

When recording dialogue outdoors with an external microphone, wind jammers and pop filters primarily mitigate two distinct types of audio interference. The first is wind noise, which is unwanted low-frequency rumble or buffeting sound generated when air currents, or wind, directly strike and move the microphone's sensitive diaphragm. The diaphragm is the thin, vibrating element inside the microphone that responds to sound waves, converting them into electrical signals. Even a gentle breeze can cause this physical disturbance, creating a loud, distracting noise that can complet....