Fox Weather, a new weather streaming service from Fox News Media, will launch on October 25.
“We have been working towards this moment for the last nine months and are thrilled to debut FOX Weather with our talented and innovative team,” president Sharri Berg said.
Fox Weather will be available online and with an app that will be available on iPhone and Android, along with Fox Now, the Fox News app, and Tubi.
Fox Weather was first announced in December 2020. “Weather is a vital component to news and combining our trusted reporters and expert meteorologists from FOX News and FTS nationwide, the FOX Weather products will be built to serve our audiences in a customized fashion,” Berg said at the time of the original announcement. “I’m excited to get started as we continue to innovate and build new products from the ground up.”
The platform with feature weather coverage gathered from 75 meteorologists across 17 stations and FNC’s newsgathering units. Headquartered in New York City, the FOX Weather Meteorological Center will integrate the FTS radar network, cutting-edge display technology and unmatched weather and forecasting experts surrounding every major weather event, as well as precise local updates.