Somara Theodore is moving from local to national news — leaving Washington D.C.’s NBC station WRC-TV to join ABC News as a meteorologist based in New York, reports TVNewser.
The TVNewser post adds that “Theodore has served on WRC’s Storm Team 4 for the past six years, reporting forecasts on the weekend-edition newscasts, NBCWashington.com, WTOP Radio as well as NBC’s Weekend Today. Additionally, she provided wall-to-wall coverage of Hurricane Ian this past September for MSNBC.
“Prior to WRC-TV, Theodore was the morning meteorologist at WEWS-TV in Cleveland, where she won an Emmy for her morning weathercast of a deadly plane crash in Akron, Ohio.
“In this new role at ABC News, Theodore will serve as the network’s third New York-based meteorologist, working alongside chief meteorologist and managing editor of ABC News’ climate unit Ginger Zee and senior meteorologist Rob Marciano.
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Somara Theodore is a pretty good meteorologist. Good luck to her in New York but I don’t watch Good Morning America so looks like I won’t see her anymore. I hope ABC is giving her a big salary. They would have to pay me a fortune to live in New York.
Good luck Somara. It’s been a pleasure watching you grow. Wishing you all the best life has to offer 😊
Good luck Somara! I am already missing you. Loved how you presented the weather.
All the best to you, Somara! You’ll be missed in DC. I hope you keep your multiple, fly hairstyles.
Good luck Somara. I enjoyed watching you. You representing us well. I loved your hairstyles. Made me feel proud!