Thousands of Brits hit by TV disruption following Storm Isha – check if your area is affected

THOUSANDS of Brits are wrestling with a TV blackout following the chaos of Storm Isha, which is set to continue throughout this week.

Storm Isha brought vicious 99mph winds over the weekend, and with that, disruption reception to Freeview, FM and DAB radio across various parts of the UK.

Wind damage, alongside power cuts, have wiped smaller transmitter sites off air

2

Wind damage, alongside power cuts, have wiped smaller transmitter sites off airCredit: PA
The Met Office's current forecast for upcoming Storm Jocelyn

2

The Met Office’s current forecast for upcoming Storm JocelynCredit: Met Office

Wind damage, alongside power cuts, have wiped smaller transmitter sites off air.

While wind and heavy rain has also caused damage to rooftop aerials and cables.

A misaligned TV aerial often means the wind has pushed it away from the strongest signal.

This disruption is set to continue into the middle of this week, as a separate Storm Jocelyn is on its way with 70mph winds.

Storm Jocelyn is forecast to roll in on Tuesday afternoon (23 January), and is expected to cause more commotion to the airwaves – particularly in areas reliant on rural masts.

Outages can last for between several minutes and several days, if severe.

How do I know if I’m affected?

Households can check for reception faults in their region via the Radio and Television Investigation Service website.

Or, you check the list below.

Regions of the UK where reception is affected

The following transmitter sites have been affected by at least one outage in the last 48 hours, according to RXTVInfo.

  • Afon Dyfi
  • Ainstable
  • Alltwen
  • Backbarrow
  • Balmullo
  • Batley
  • Belcoo
  • Bellingham
  • Ben Gullipen
  • Benagh
  • Bleach Green
  • Bridlington
  • Callander
  • Cerrig Y Drudion
  • Charmouth
  • Chitterne
  • Creetown
  • Daffy Green
  • Danbury
  • Dunkirk
  • Dunsford
  • Glenridding
  • Glencoyne
  • Grandtully
  • Hawick
  • Hazler Hill (DAB only)
  • Headingley
  • High Keil
  • Humshaugh
  • Ireshopeburn
  • Kilkeel
  • Killearn
  • Kilve
  • Kings Lynn
  • Knott Hall
  • Llandyfriog
  • Llanfoist
  • Llangernyw
  • Llangollen (FB/DAB only)
  • Lochearnhead
  • Lochwinnoch
  • Ludlow
  • Moffat
  • Moffat North
  • Monmouth
  • Newcastle
  • Ogmore Vale
  • Penicuik
  • Penny Bridge
  • Penrith
  • Pinwherry
  • Pitlochry
  • Pontardawe
  • Pooley Bridge
  • Portpatrick
  • Romaldkirk
  • Rosneath
  • Shatton Edge
  • South Knapdale
  • St Fillans
  • Stranraer
  • Tomich
  • Walsden South
  • Wanlockhead
  • Weardale
  • Westerglen (MW/LW only)
  • Wrekenton

FOLLOW US ON GOOGLE NEWS

Read original article here

Denial of responsibility! Chronicles Live is an automatic aggregator of the all world’s media. In each content, the hyperlink to the primary source is specified. All trademarks belong to their rightful owners, all materials to their authors. If you are the owner of the content and do not want us to publish your materials, please contact us by email – chronicleslive.com. The content will be deleted within 24 hours.

Leave a Comment