Veteran ABC News meteorologist Rob Marciano has been terminated after multiple complaints about his behavior, according to reports. Marciano, who had been with the network for a decade, was reportedly let go this week.
His departure follows a period of internal scrutiny regarding his conduct. While specific details of the complaints remain unclear, sources suggest a pattern of behavior that led to the network’s decision. Prior to his firing, Marciano had reportedly been barred from the Times Square studios, where “Good Morning America” is filmed, following a dispute with a female colleague.
Marciano joined ABC News in 2014 and quickly became a familiar face, delivering weather forecasts on various programs, including “Good Morning America” and “World News Tonight.” Before ABC, he worked at CNN and also served as a meteorologist for local news stations.
ABC News has not officially commented on Marciano’s departure. The circumstances surrounding his termination have sparked discussion within the media industry, highlighting the increasing importance of workplace conduct and the consequences of inappropriate behavior. The incident serves as a reminder of the evolving expectations for professionals in the news industry and the potential ramifications of failing to meet those standards. Marciano has yet to release a statement.
