Al Roker explains leaving 'Today' show midway into broadcast
USA Today • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Al Roker, the longtime weatherman for the "Today" show, left the broadcast early on September 28 due to jury duty in New York City.
- During the show, Savannah Guthrie handed over to meteorologist Dylan Dreyer, who continued the weather updates after Roker's departure.
- Roker shared a lighthearted video on Instagram explaining his absence and emphasizing the importance of fulfilling civic duties.
- This year marks Roker's 30th anniversary with the "Today" show, where he has been a regular weatherman since 1996.
- Despite his long tenure, Roker expressed enthusiasm for his job and indicated he plans to continue working for the foreseeable future.
