someham I don't know the specific situation you are experiencing, but it would be best to record a video so I can see. The noise produced by the radio when it doesn't receive a valid signal is formed by environmental background noise and internal noise amplified by the frequency. The size of this noise is independent of the amplitude of the background noise received by the antenna. In other words, whether you have the antenna plugged in or unplugged, the same "snowy" sound will be emitted from the speaker. However, another possibility is that there are interference sources around you, and your device receives these signals, which manifests as a "buzzing" electrical sound within the background noise, rather than pure "snowy" sounds. This interference will further increase as the receiving performance of the antenna increases.