GOOD Morning America producers have shuffled around specific GMA anchors to accommodate Ginger Zee’s new assignment.

Ginger’s position at the GMA meteorology board was taken over by another fan-favorite weather host.

Viewers who tuned into Wednesday’s GMA episode would’ve seen that Ginger, 43, wasn’t near the news desk doing her weather report like usual.

Fellow GMA meteorologist Sam Champion, 62, was detailing the weather forecast instead.

Morning show host George Stephanopoulos, 63, divulged that Sam was “standing in” for Ginger before Sam started the weather segment.

Earlier this morning, GMA’s Robin Roberts, 63, went on X, fka Twitter, to reveal Ginger’s whereabouts.

“Busy Wednesday morn here on @GMA… @SamChampion is in for @Ginger_Zee starting us off with the latest on the dangerous conditions across the country including the raging wildfires in Texas and the tornadoes in the Midwest,” Robin tweeted.

Ginger corroborated Robin’s statement through a tweet of her own posted to the social media platform a few minutes after Robin’s tweet.

The weather reporter wrote on X: “Heading out for a big assignment I’ve been waiting and working to cover for a long time!

IN THE FIELD

Ginger is often assigned to cover weather stories away from the GMA news desk.

In June 2023, fans urged Ginger to “stay safe” as she reported from another dangerous location.

At the time she was in Eufaula, Alabama, following severe storms that have battered the south.

Dressed in a bright blue ABC News jacket and a matching baseball cap, the mother of two stood among a damaged building as she spoke to host Michael Strahan, 52.

“Good morning, just moments ago, a tornado watch popped about 70 miles to our southwest, that means the atmosphere is not done.

“Right here in Eufaula, this is one of the businesses that was destroyed, the wall coming down, there’s insulation as far as the eye can see, trees everywhere.

“Thankfully nobody injured in this town, but as I mentioned, this is rare for this time of year in this part of our country, and it’s not done with us yet,” Ginger added.

‘STAY SAFE!’

The meteorologist also shared a snap of herself on location as she used her mobile phone.

She tweeted: “Me on my radar all morning measuring our distance from lightning. Tornadoes & winds are a big deal BUT lightning is the most widespread threat.

“Don’t have a radar or know how to read it? Follow this rule: When thunder roars, go indoors. lightning photo: Juan Renteria,” Ginger added.

Her followers were quick to reply to the tweet as one person said: “Love this! You look like you’re in your element. Stay safe!”

“Love your Jeans Ginger,” a second commented, while a third fan urged: “Stay safe Ginger!”