Al Roker

Al Roker is a well-known American weather presenter, journalist, and TV personality. He works as the weather anchor on NBC's Today show and co-hosts the third hour. He has been a familiar face on morning TV for decades.​​

Roker studied communications at the State University of New York at Oswego. He earned his bachelor's degree there in 1976. He attended Xavier High School in Manhattan before college.​

He lives in a townhouse on Manhattan's Upper East Side in New York City with his wife, Deborah Roberts. They also own a house in the Berkshires foothills.​​ Roker has no known involvement or connection with cryptocurrency or blockchain.

 

Quick Facts:

 

Field	Details
Full Name	Albert Lincoln Roker Jr. ​​
Birth	August 20, 1954 ​​
Nationality	American ​​
Education	B.A. in Communications, SUNY Oswego (1976) ​​
Known For	Weather anchor on the Today show, TV personality ​​

 

 

Career Overview:

 

Al Roker's career started in local TV weather roles right after college. He worked at stations in Syracuse, Washington, D.C., and Cleveland before joining NBC in New York in 1983. By 1996, he took over the main weather spot on the Today show from Willard Scott.​​

 

He has hosted Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade coverage since 1995 and appeared in films, Broadway shows, and authored books. Roker created the PBS Kids series Weather Hunters in 2025. No crypto or blockchain roles appear in his work.​

 

Career Highlights & Events of Al Roker:

 

• 1976: Graduated from SUNY Oswego and began weather anchoring at WHEN-TV​
• 1983: Joined WNBC-TV as weekend weathercaster in New York​
• 1996: Became full-time weekday weather anchor on the Today show​
• 2014: Set a Guinness record with a 34-hour "Rokerthon" weather forecast​​
• 2015: Completed "Rokerthon 2" reporting weather from all 50 states​​
• 2025: Voiced Al Hunter and created PBS Kids' Weather Hunters​