Ohio weatherman Mark Johnson off the air after vague statement from station stuns fans

Beloved Ohio TV weatherman Mark Johnson has been let go from his longtime position as a meteorologist at WEWS, an ABC affiliate in Cleveland. The station made the announcement in a vague statement, stating that Johnson is “no longer employed” at the station. WEWS Vice President and General Manager Steve Weinstein emphasized the station’s commitment to protecting its audience and maintaining the highest ethical standards.

The station did not provide further details on the reason for Johnson’s departure, citing it as a personnel matter. However, they have already begun the search for his replacement to continue providing accurate and reliable weather forecasts for Northeast Ohio.

The news of Johnson’s departure came as a shock to locals who took to social media to express their confusion and support for the veteran meteorologist. Fans praised Johnson for his dedication and reliability in delivering weather updates over the past three decades.

While Johnson has not publicly commented on his departure, he responded to a fan’s post on social media, expressing his gratitude for the support. Despite no longer being employed at WEWS, Johnson remains active on social media, engaging with his followers and continuing to share weather updates.

Johnson, a graduate of Kent State University, has been a fixture at WEWS since 1993, earning both the American Meteorological Society and National Weather Association Seals of Approval. His departure from the station marks the end of an era for Northeastern Ohio residents who relied on his expertise for weather information.

As Johnson moves on from WEWS, fans are hopeful that he will continue to share his passion for meteorology and provide valuable insights to the community. The legacy of Mark Johnson as a trusted weatherman in Cleveland will surely be remembered for years to come.