Sam Champion
In 2006, Sam became the weather anchor for Good Morning America. In his capacity as Weather Editor, he also built ABC News's Weather, Climate and Environment Unit, and oversaw all weather, climate, and environmental coverage and content on all ABC platforms.
In 2012, he became the Managing Editor of the Weather Channel, where he created and hosted AMHQ, a 4-hour morning show, and 23.5, a climate and science interview program in prime time.
Sam received a Peabody Award for his "Sandy Coverage" and has won four Emmys. Sam returned home to WABC in 2019, when he became the weather anchor for Eyewitness News This Morning.
Sam's Stories
How to achieve your best mental health for the New Year
One thing that many people say they'd like to make a priority in the New Year is their mental health.
Code Orange Air Quality Alert issued for parts of Tri-State area
Code Orange Air Quality Alert has been issued for parts of the Tri-State area due to wildfires in Canada.
Walt Disney World gears up for holiday season at Magic Kingdom
With just a month and a half until Christmas Day, Disney World is decking its halls with holiday cheer, and enlisting the help of some big time musical artists to bring back a holiday tradition.
Get a sneak peek at new Guardians of the Galaxy ride coming to Disney World
The ride will feature the first reverse launch on a coaster in Disney history and it will be one of the longest enclosed coasters in the world.
Butterfly wings take flight in NYC to honor transgender community
A 10-foot tall sculpture dedicated to the Transgender and Gender Nonconforming Community (GNC) was unveiled Monday at Tribeca Park in Manhattan. Internationally known visual artist Rubem Robierb is the creator of the sculpture "Dandara," which is named after the 42-year-old transgender woman who was brutally attacked and murdered in Forteleza, Brazil in 2017.
NYC Marathon a special milestone for ABC News' Amy Robach
"I am the strongest I have ever been in my life at the age of 46, and I'm really proud of that. And I honestly have cancer to thank for it."