ABC News has terminated meteorologist Rob Marciano following multiple complaints about his behavior in the workplace. Marciano, who served as the senior meteorologist for “Good Morning America” and ABC News, was reportedly let go after years of tension and incidents with colleagues.
Sources say the decision to fire Marciano wasn’t sudden but rather the culmination of ongoing issues. While the specific nature of the complaints remains unclear, reports suggest they involved anger management and behavioral issues that created an uncomfortable environment for some ABC News staff.
Marciano’s tenure at ABC News has been marked by both professional success and personal challenges. He joined the network in 2014 and quickly became a familiar face, delivering weather forecasts with enthusiasm and expertise. However, his personal life also made headlines, including a publicized divorce from his wife in 2021.
ABC News has not officially commented on the reason for Marciano’s dismissal, only confirming that he is no longer with the network.
Marciano’s departure leaves a void in ABC News’ weather team. The network is expected to announce plans for his replacement in the coming weeks. The incident also raises questions about workplace conduct and accountability within major news organizations. While details are limited, the firing underscores the importance of maintaining a respectful and professional environment for all employees.
