If you utilize Freeview on your repair of nightly leisure then you might be going through two days of disruption to your viewing. The standard TV platform has simply issued essential steering as a result of present barmy climate wreaking havoc with its TV sign. It seems that the band of excessive stress at present hovering over the UK is disrupting tellies and weakening the image high quality.

"Freeview viewers across parts of the country could see some disruption to their TV reception between Monday 9th and Tuesday 10th October. This is due to high pressure which could disrupt the TV signals which Freeview uses," defined Freeview in a new post on its blog.

Although you could be experiencing an annoying fuzzy display it is important to not begin messing about with the settings or making an attempt to retune issues as this may not make any distinction and can merely find yourself costing you effort and time.

"You are advised not to retune your TV during this time - reception will be restored once the high pressure passes," Freeview added.

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If you might be affected by this newest disruption then Freeview suggests making an attempt a unique method to tune in. The Freeview Play service provides stay and on-demand content material through your broadband slightly than over the airwaves.

This means it is not affected by the climate or excessive stress.

Most trendy sensible TVs, together with gadgets resembling Fire TV Sticks, have entry to this service. You may also catch up utilizing smartphones, tablets and consoles.

It's completely free to make use of and will assist convey again a pin-sharp picture to your telly.

Explaining extra, Freeview stated: "If you have an internet-connected Freeview Play TV, or one that has the players available to view, you will still be able to watch live and on-demand content from the likes of BBC iPlayer, ITVX, All4 or My5. Alternatively, you can watch Freeview via our mobile app which is available to download for free from your app store or on a web browser via our online TV Guide."