Wondering what happened to Tony Sadiku? The CBS meteorologist’s sudden absence from broadcasts after July 3 has sparked many questions from viewers. Many fans turned to social media to ask what happened. In response, Sadiku clarified the reason behind his absence and when he will return to the studio.
Here are more details about Sadiku’s recent absence from CBS broadcasts.
What happened to Tony Sadiku?
Meteorologist Tony Sadiku hasn’t appeared on CBS News since the July 3 broadcast, prompting questions from viewers who noticed his absence. Several concerned fans reached out through social media, wondering why he hadn’t been on-air. In response to one of the messages, Sadiku addressed the speculation via Facebook. The CBS meteorologist clarified that he was simply taking the week off and would be returning to his role on Monday, July 14.
During his time away from the studio, the meteorologist gave followers a glimpse into his downtime by posting an Instagram story from Ibiza, Spain, suggesting he had traveled abroad. He has since returned to New York ahead of his scheduled return to the air. (via North Jersey)
Sadiku, a certified meteorologist and member of the CBS News New York First Alert Weather Team since December 2023, regularly delivers forecasts for the Tri-State area. His short hiatus comes during a season marked by increased weather activity, including ongoing updates on tropical storms and changing temperature conditions in the region.
Before joining WCBS, Sadiku spent time forecasting weather at television stations in Florida and North Carolina, including FOX affiliates in Tampa and Fort Myers and an ABC affiliate in Charlotte. Beyond his broadcast work, he also teaches meteorology as an adjunct professor at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. (via CBS News)
Fans eager for his return can expect to see him resume his usual afternoon and evening weather reports starting Monday, July 14.
Originally reported by Disheeta Maheshwari on ComingSoon.
