GINGER Zee has revealed she is getting into the world of publishing amid her coverage of Tropical Storm Nicole.
The Good Morning America meteorologist who has already written two books, revealed that she was in talks for a third book that would be entirely different from her two previous works.
In a photo, Ginger showed off her two books, A Little Closer to Home and Natural Disaster.
A fan asked: “Are you considering writing again? Your first two biographies are excellent.”
“Thanks! Talking about writing a different type of book so will announce when I can,” Ginger responded.
The prospect of more books from Ginger comes after she gave a report in Florida as the state prepares for Tropical Storm Nicole.
As she was bunkering down, she gave her followers on Instagram the chance to ask her any of their prying questions.
At first, a majority of the questions were related to the storm and how to keep safe during a similar event.
While she’s been covering the storm, Ginger also shared on social media how her two boys, Adrian and Miles, cope with her being away from home.
“It’s getting harder as they get older for sure,” she said.
“However, I’ve communicated to them that they are my priority – if they have an event at school or anything they want me at, I won’t miss it no matter what.”
She shared a photo of her son Adrian at a school performance that she attended recently.
“I cherish every moment.”
Ginger was in Mississippi last week, reporting on the effects of climate change alongside her co-star, Max Golembo.
It was Max’s first time out in the field as the two were at the port of Osceola to show how dried up it had become.
“Out here on the Mississippi River water harbor at the port of Osceola,” Ginger wrote in a post. “Record low levels on America’s water Highway… 60-90 barges lined up waiting to get down river.
“And it’s @maxgolembo’s first time in the field. VERY exciting. See you all on @goodmorningamerica.”