Fired NY1 meteorologist Erick Adame wants his job back after going public about the leaked nude photos that cost him his gig — with his rep telling The Post Tuesday the ordeal is a case of “revenge porn.”

Adame — who says he was booted from the Spectrum News channel after someone on an adult webcam site sent his naked pictures to his employer — is asking his bosses to look at the wave of support he’s received over the scandal, his rep said.

“Call it crazy, call it naïve, call it far-fetched but Erick would really love his bosses and the decision-makers at Spectrum [News NY1] to look at the overwhelming response on social media and traditional media and see that people really love him and give him another chance,” Adame’s crisis manager, Howard Bragman of firm La Brea Media, told The Post.

“His real dream would be to come back to the job he has always loved for the last decade-and-a-half,” Bragman said.

The Emmy-nominated weatherman came clean on Instagram Monday about his decade-long secret appearances on an adult webcam website, apologizing and saying he was getting professional help for the “compulsive behavior.”

He said he was fired after naked pictures taken from videos he recorded on a webcam site for men were sent to his employer and his mom.

Adame is seeking a court order to force the site to reveal the identity of the person, noting he intends to sue them but needs their real identity to do so.

“There was no extortion. It was classic revenge porn,” Adame’s rep said.

“Somebody recognized him and thought they would play God and share it with his employer and his family.”

Adame’s post has received thousands of likes since Monday, as well as hundreds of comments, many expressing support for the forecaster.

Celebs including Hilaria Baldwin and Cynthia Nixon have backed Adame with Baldwin commenting on the Instagram post with a heart emoji and Nixon – who identifies as queer – tweeting that NY1 should rehire him.

“Dear @NY1 – yours is not to judge your employee’s private, consensual sexual activities, but how he reports the weather,” the “Sex and the City” actress said on Twitter Tuesday.

“This looks and smells a lot like civil rights violation and as an LGBTQ NYer I am particularly troubled by it,” Nixon’s tweet continued. “Please reinstate Erick Adame now.”

Adame’s number of followers on Instagram have also more than doubled since his statement – with roughly a hundred new ones rolling in every hour, his rep said.

“If people really want him on the air, write to Spectrum, tweet to Spectrum, hit them up on Instagram and let them know you want Erick back,” Bragman said.

A source with Spectrum News told The Post the situation “is more complicated than it appears,” noting that the company worked with Adame “for months on this issue” before he was fired.

The source also said the Spectrum is “supportive of him sharing his story.”

“It had nothing to do with his sexual orientation,” the source said. “He is stating he wants his job back and that it was his dream job – proof that it’s an inclusive environment.

“But he has a right to privacy, so there isn’t much they can say on the record.”