‘GMA’: Rob Marciano Risks It All For His Job

Rob Marciano is risking it all for his job. This comes amid his ongoing ban from ABC Studios. The meteorologist is doing whatever it takes to win back the approval of his boss. Even if that means risking his life in the deadly storms. Fans are concerned about him and are telling him to “stay safe.” Keep on reading for the new details.

Rob Marciano films in a dangerous location

On Wednesday’s broadcast of Good Morning America, Rob Marciano made a brief appearance from Santa Cruz County, California. He reported on the “bomb cyclone” that slammed the west coast. Once again, California has been hit with strong storms, pouring rains, and dangerous winds. Rob reported from the dangerous location in his signature ABC News jacket and green cargo pants.

He also wore a black baseball cap and boots. Rob shared that this storm “was definitely one for the record books.” The storms brought “crazy amounts of rain and big-time wind.” The weatherman shared the destruction behind him. The trees fell down and blocked the roads and brought down power lines.

There was even more danger across the state. Rob Marciano braved himself for the elements. He protected himself from the elements. Good Morning America shared a clip of the broadcast on its official Twitter account. Fans flocked to the comment section to beg him to “stay safe” during this time.

Others admitted they were “worried for him.” Viewers have many reasons to be concerned about Rob Marciano lately. They learned the latest news of his behind-the-scenes behavior. The reason why Rob films so often on location are that he cannot work at ABC Studios.

That means fans will never see him broadcast the weather inside the New York City headquarters ever again. He has to report outside in the dangerous storms, more so than ever. Rob is used to it and is willing to risk it to get his job back. He desires to return to the show.

GMA meteorologist banned from ABC Studios

On Sunday, March 19, Page Six first reported that Rob Marciano cannot enter ABC Studios after a series of “alarming events.” The report didn’t include any details about his alleged bad behavior. However, Rob “made a female colleague feel uncomfortable last year.” He showed up to work stressed out and angry amid his ongoing divorce from his ex-wife, Eryn.

Heavy rain, mudslides and tornadoes tear through California as deadly storm slams West Coast. @robmarciano reports. pic.twitter.com/5da1DbmJDt

— Good Morning America (@GMA) March 23, 2023

ABC Studios refuses to allow him to return. However, Rob Marciano will continue to broadcast the storms on location. He will make regular appearances on GMA and ABC World News. Rob has been struggling with “anger issues,” which has been a concern to employees.

ABC promptly removed him from the air for one month after the events took place. He wants to be allowed back, but Good Morning America executive producer, Simone Swink, isn’t budging. It’s unclear where his future leads. For now, Rob will continue to report on the dangerous storms.

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