In a surprising turn of events, Rob Marciano, the well-known senior meteorologist at ABC News, has left the network under a cloud of controversy. The news of his departure was confirmed by an inside source, as reported by People magazine.

Marciano's professional journey has seen him make notable stops along the way, including a successful stint as the chief meteorologist at KATU-TV in the Portland area from 1997 to 2003. He then went on to work for CNN, "Entertainment Tonight," and finally joined ABC News in 2014 as a senior meteorologist.

Prior to his departure, Marciano had reportedly been temporarily banned from the "Good Morning America" studio due to allegations of inappropriate behavior. Despite this, he continued to contribute weather reports from locations outside the studio.

Page Six had previously reported on complaints made against Marciano, pointing to alleged anger management issues. These reports, coupled with allegations of inappropriate behavior, seemingly played a role in his exit from the network.

The timing of Marciano's firing coincides with the news of his divorce from ex-wife Eryn Marciano, which was filed two years ago after 11 years of marriage. In a statement released at the time, the weather reporter acknowledged that the couple had been going through rough times.

According to The Daily Beast, Marciano's departure from ABC News may also be connected to a heated argument with a "Good Morning America" producer. Two sources familiar with the situation described the clash as a heated screaming match. However, it is worth noting that there are conflicting accounts regarding Marciano's temperament, with some colleagues disputing the allegations and defending him as not being accurately portrayed.

As the news of Marciano's departure spreads, viewers and fans of his work are left wondering about his future endeavors. ABC News has not commented on the matter beyond the confirmation of his departure.

It remains to be seen what's next for Rob Marciano, whose career has spanned several prominent media outlets. This development marks a significant change for ABC News and raises questions about the impact of alleged inappropriate behavior within the industry.