Al Roker

Al Roker returned to TODAY Jan. 6 after two months away, and he was in great spirits as he joined Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb in Studio 1A at the top of the show.

After taking time to deal with medical issues, Roker will return to Studio 1A in early January.

Since Al hasn’t returned to Studio 1A yet, the whole gang gathered together in front of his home to show him just how much they’ve missed him.

The TODAY weatherman is grateful for all the well wishes and visits from the TODAY family after a pair of hospital stints in the last month.

The TODAY weatherman is grateful for all the well wishes and visits from the TODAY family after a pair of hospital stints in the last month.

Al Roker’s TODAY colleagues are sending positive thoughts his way after he returned to the hospital.

Al Roker shared that he’s been released from the hospital in time for Thanksgiving dinner and even got to watch a little bit of the Thanksgiving Day parade.

For those who’ve wondered why they haven’t seen Al Roker’s smiling face on TODAY recently, the weatherman-and-more has just revealed the reason for his absence.

“Nature is more resilient than we think, if we are intentional about it,” Obama told TODAY’s Al Roker

“My message is after two years you’re back, America’s back,” the president said in a live phone call

The former TODAY weatherman was well-known for his big personality and his tradition of honoring fans who turned 100 years old.

Al, who replaced a then semi-retired Scott on TODAY in 1996, shared a touching post on Instagram alongside carousel of images of the duo posing together throughout the years.

The veteran weatherman became a trending topic on Twitter when viewers took to social media to express their concern for Roker, 67, covering the storm at his age.

They collectively set a record for the most people in an online weather reporting relay with 63

NBC10 Boston meteorologist Chris Gloninger talked with “Today” show legend Al Roker about Roker’s recent trip to an electric vehicle plant and what it means for the climate.

Al Roker got Joe Biden’s attention (again).

Al Roker and his Thanksgiving nemesis are much butter friends a year later.

Al Roker made his return to TODAY on Monday, complete with his favorite theme music from “The A-Team,” for his first appearance since Nov. 6, when he revealed that he had been diagnosed with prostate cancer. “Great medical care and the love of friends and family, it goes a long way,” Al said at the beginning of the show. Hoda Kotb…

Al Roker has received some great news a week after he underwent prostate cancer surgery. The pathology report issued on Monday found that there is no evidence of cancer beyond the prostate, which Al had removed during the procedure.

Al Roker is giving fans a positive update after undergoing prostate cancer surgery.