If your TV sign is not as much as scratch in the mean time there might be a easy purpose why. Freeview has simply issued an alert to clients which explains that top strain hovering above the nation is wreaking havoc with TV alerts. This means some customers could discover their repair of leisure is disrupted by the sunshine we're all having fun with proper now.

"Freeview viewers across parts of the country could see some disruption to their TV reception between Monday 4th to Friday 8th September. This is due to high pressure which could disrupt the TV signals which Freeview uses," the broadcaster mentioned in a post on its update pages.

Although making an attempt to observe telly by a fuzzy display screen shall be extremely annoying, Freeview is urging customers to not begin making an attempt to retune their screens as this can merely waste time and never make the image extra viewable.

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

So what are you meant to do in the event you're affected by this disruption?

Instead of making an attempt to observe telly through your aerial, you'll be able to swap to your broadband as a substitute.

The Freeview Play streaming platform affords stay and on-demand content material which is beamed to the display screen through the online - meaning it's unaffected by the climate.

Most fashionable sensible TVs have entry to this service together with smartphones, tablets and consoles. It's completely free to make use of and will assist deliver again a pin-sharp picture to your telly.

Explaining extra, Freeview mentioned: "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."

News of this disruption comes as Freeview users have also just lost access to a popular ITV channel.

It's been confirmed that the CITV youngsters's service is now not being broadcast over the airwaves. CITV first launched all the best way again in 1983 however after 40 years on screens, it appears its time as a part of terrestrial telly has come to an finish.

"From 2nd September 2023 the CITV channel will no longer be broadcasting on Freeview," the service confirmed in a weblog put up. Along with Freeview, CITV can even now be absent from platforms together with Sky Q and Virgin Media.