Just days before the launch, Fox Weather continues to add people to the staff.

The streaming weather network will launch in a couple of weeks and for Jason Frazer it is a homecoming.

Frazer started his career in news but moved over the weather and hasn’t looked back. In 2017, Frazer pursued a broadcast meteorology certificate at Mississippi State University and received his first meteorology gig in Georgia.

“I finished the Mississippi State program in two years even though it is three years,” said Frazer. “Now I’m back in New York and it feels so good to be in New York and living in Queens.”

Frazer worked in Cleveland before leaving Ohio and is now back home in New York City.

He says he is excited to be joining the streaming service that is part of the Fox Media family.

“This is going to be the first app with a 3-D live radar,” said Frazer. “You’ll be able to see into storms and see where those storms are.”

Users will also be able to get weather estimates up to six months out.

“My favorite part about the app is that you will be able to go into it and put a date in there for a specific time,” said Frazer. “Let’s say it’s your birthday, a holiday or maybe it’s a trip, we will be able to give you updates as far as what the weather will be.”

H/T Queens Chronicle