Those who have been missing a popular meteorologist on 7News will now a chance to see her on national TV.

Melanie Black — who left 7News Boston WHDH a couple of months ago — began her new role at FOX Weather on Thursday.

Black was named as an on-air host at FOX Weather’s New York City headquarters.

“I’m honored that FOX Weather entrusts me to report the important weather stories to viewers across the country each and every day,” Black said in a statement.

For the past three years, Black served as a weekend morning meteorologist at 7News.

While there, she covered Hurricane Lee’s impact on the region, numerous winter storms and other severe weather events.

“We are very excited to welcome Melanie to our FOX Weather family,” FOX Weather President Sharri Berg said in a statement.

“Her years of reporting experience in different climates across the country will prove to be a tremendous asset as we continue to grow our best-in-class weather news service,” Berg added.

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While working for 7News, Black would visit local elementary schools and teach kids about weather forecasting.

“Fun afternoon with the third graders at Pawtucketville Memorial Elementary in Lowell!” Black posted on social media in November. “We made fog, acted out a weather skit and shared our forecasts in front of the green screen!”

Before heading to WHDH, Black worked as a morning meteorologist and traffic anchor at NBC affiliate KCRA-TV in Sacramento from 2020 to 2022.

Prior to that, she had a six-year stint as a traffic reporter at NBC affiliate KVOA-TV in Tucson.

She began her career in Joplin, Missouri at KSNF-TV as a multimedia journalist.

A graduate of University of Arizona with a degree in journalism, Black received her meteorology certification from Mississippi State University.

She’s a passionate supporter of the Special Olympics, and she was honored by the organization’s Northern California chapter as the 2022 Philanthropic Volunteer of the Year Award.