Jo Koy Takes Over the Morning Weather on ABC7
Jo Koy took over the morning weather on ABC7 in Los Angeles on Thursday.
The comedian stepped in front of the weather wall on Eyewitness News, the station's morning news programme, and delivered the forecast himself, according to Deadline. He was joined by ABC7 weather presenter Niku Kazori, who shared the segment with him and kept the maps moving while Koy played weatherman for the morning.
His big line was pure Koy. He told viewers there was an 84% chance of humidity, leaning into the delivery as if it were a punchline built for the green screen.
The appearance aired on KABC, the call sign for ABC7 Los Angeles. KABC is the ABC station serving Los Angeles and Southern California, meaning it carries network shows alongside its own local news, weather and traffic through the day.
Viewers who missed the live moment can still watch it in full. ABC has published the complete clip of Koy delivering the morning weather on Eyewitness News for online viewing on its video page. That kind of catch-up clip lets a local broadcast travel much further than the morning slot, with anyone able to press play after the show has ended.
The station gave the cameo prominent placement. On its homepage, the clip appears as a Top Video titled 'Jo Koy delivers morning weather forecast on ABC7', according to ABC7. Top Video is the slot the site uses for the clips it wants visitors to find first.
The weather read was part of a wider visit. ABC7's homepage also lists a story headlined 'Jo Koy chats with ABC7 about new special, upcoming tour stops in SoCal'. A special, in television terms, is a one-off programme built around a performer, separate from a weekly series. Tour stops are the live dates that take that act on the road.
For fans, this means two quick ways to catch up. Watch the forecast for the laugh, then follow the chat for details of the special and where to see him live across Southern California. It is a short cameo, built for the morning crowd. The clip runs as a self-contained watch, with no need to have seen the whole newscast.
