Janice Dean earns a salary of $75 thousand from Fox News. Dean is one of the high earners among her contemporaries in her workplace.

In January 2004, Janice Dean began working for FOX News Channel, and now she is the network's senior meteorologist. She also serves as the morning meteorologist for FOX & Friends, the iconic morning program for the network on weekdays, 6–9 AM/ET. 

Additionally, she contributes to Weather, the free, ad-supported streaming television weather service from News Media.

Dean has covered a number of catastrophic disasters throughout her time with the network, including Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, Sandy, Irene, Igor, Earl, and Katrina. Most recently provided coverage of Hurricane Ida for FNC in 2021. As a skilled writer, in addition to her position at the network, she is the creator of the popular children's series "Freddy the Frogcaster," which teaches kids about the weather. 

Dean previously worked for Imus in the Morning, a program that was simultaneously broadcast nationally on MSNBC and WFAN-AM New York. Dean was the program's news editor and entertainment correspondent. She also has an experience as a weekend traffic reporter for CBS 2 New York and presented a number of radio shows in Houston, Texas, including Metro Networks, KODA-FM, KKBQ-FM, and KLDE-FM, between 1998 and 2001.

A fascinating fact about her says that, at CBOT Television in 1997, she also hosted the weather live on camera.

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