GOOD Morning America’s Ginger Zee has revealed the secret piece of clothing that keeps her warm when reporting in snowy weather.
The chief meteorologist shared the secret on Twitter as she covered the latest nor’easter hitting the east coast from northern New York.
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Ginger, 42, shared a video of herself donning a large red coat in Albany, New York as it snowed steadily around her Tuesday morning.
“Great to be here! 8-14” around here by the time it’s all said and done later tonight,” she said in the Tweet.
“Stay safe everyone — and like @RobinRoberts said — don’t start driving now if you don’t need to because we have someone struggling to get to us -/ two hours delayed because of the snow.”
As several fans of the morning show urged Ginger to be safe herself, one wondered how she stayed warm during her reporting.
“How does she stay looking warm?” the fan asked via Twitter.
The GMA meteorologist quickly responded saying she wears a “heated vest” underneath her winter clothes.
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Many fans replied to the revelation, with one saying it was the “smartest bit of fashion” and another writing that they too are a big fan of heated vests.
Ginger responded again with a single fire emoji, appearing to indicate that she believes the nifty piece of clothing is “fire.”
The revelation comes as Ginger has been flooded with compliments over recent outfits she has worn on GMA.
Last week, the ABC meteorologist paired a brightly-colored yellow skirt with a long-sleeved red top and matching tights.
“Your outfit and hairstyle go perfect together. You look incredible with that hairstyle!” one fan said.
“I usually avoid comments on your style, today, you look like I did in the 60’s, cute,” another said.
A day later, Ginger also received many compliments on a bright green blazer she paired with denim jeans.
“Ma’am, green is your color! That blazer is on point,” a fan wrote on Instagram.
“You look great,” another wrote.
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