Veteran ABC News meteorologist Rob Marciano has been fired after workplace complaints, according to reports. Marciano’s departure from the network follows a period during which he was reportedly barred from the Times Square studio due to behavioral issues.
Sources indicate that the complaints stemmed from Marciano’s interactions with colleagues, although specific details remain undisclosed. This wasn’t Marciano’s first brush with controversy at ABC. He was previously reported to have had a heated exchange with a “Good Morning America” producer in 2022, leading to him being sidelined from the program.
Marciano joined ABC News in 2014 and served as a senior meteorologist for “Good Morning America” and “World News Tonight.” His expertise in weather forecasting made him a familiar face to viewers across the country. Prior to ABC, he worked at CNN, contributing to their weather coverage.
ABC News has not officially commented on the reasons for Marciano’s firing, but sources suggest the network decided to terminate his employment after a thorough review of the complaints. The circumstances surrounding his exit have generated considerable buzz within the media industry, raising questions about workplace conduct and accountability. Marciano has not yet released a public statement about his leaving the network. His page has been removed from ABC’s website.
