New York, NY – ABC News meteorologist Rob Marciano has departed from the network, as confirmed by sources to The Hollywood Reporter. The popular weather forecaster, known for his appearances on Good Morning America, is no longer part of the news division, although details surrounding his exit remain unclear.
Reports from Page Six in March 2023 suggested that Marciano had been “banned” from the Good Morning America studio in Times Square after allegedly making a colleague uncomfortable. This incident may have played a role in his departure from the network.
Having been with ABC News and Good Morning America for nearly a decade, Marciano joined in 2014 after a brief stint as co-anchor of the syndicated program Entertainment Tonight. Prior to his time at ABC, he worked as a meteorologist and anchor at CNN, showcasing his expertise in weather reporting and news anchoring.
News of Marciano’s exit was first reported by Dylan Byers of Puck. Despite inquiries, an ABC News spokesperson has chosen not to provide further comments on the situation. Marciano’s departure marks the end of an era for the meteorologist’s tenure at the network, leaving viewers and colleagues to speculate on the circumstances surrounding his exit.
As fans of Marciano and Good Morning America come to terms with his departure, the network is expected to make adjustments in its lineup and weather reporting. The void left by Marciano’s absence will surely be felt by viewers who have grown accustomed to his presence on the popular morning show.
Although the reasons for Marciano’s departure remain shrouded in mystery, his time at ABC News and Good Morning America has left an indelible mark on the network’s weather reporting and morning show segments. The talented meteorologist’s future plans remain undisclosed, leaving fans to wonder where he will take his career next.