Al Roker paid tribute to legendary TODAY weatherman Willard Scott who died on Saturday, Sept. 4 at 87.. Al, who replaced a then semi-retired Scott on TODAY in 1996, shared a touching post on ...

Willard Scott, the former longtime weatherman for NBC’s Today show, has died at the age of 87.. Al Roker, who succeeded Scott on the daily morning show, announced Scott’s death on Instagram ...

Willard Scott, the jovial “Today” show weatherman and famous birthday well-wisher, whose boyish spirit brightened even dreary mornings for two generations of Americans, died Saturday. He was 87.

Willard Scott, beloved TV weatherman, clown and notable member of McDonald’s history, died on Saturday at 87. The longtime showman has a lengthy career in entertainment that started in ...

Willard Scott passed peacefully at the age of 87 surrounded by family, including his daughters Sally and Mary and his lovely wife, Paris,” Al wrote, captioning a photo of the two sharing a laugh.

Willard Scott, former longtime weatherman for ‘Today,’ who was known for his outgoing, jovial personality, and for celebrating the lives of viewers who had reached their milestone 100th ...

Everybody knew him as Willard!—usually with an exclamation mark. He didn’t need a last name, although for the record it was Scott. Willard Scott. I met him when I joined the staff of WRC-TV in 1974.

Following the passing of Today's weatherman Willard Scott, tributes poured in from Katie Couric, Al Roker, and fans from all around the world; however, six-time Emmy-winning writer Bruce Vilanch ...

Willard Scott poses as the first Ronald McDonald. "Barbara Bush singled him out," Matt Lauer said. "A member of the first family chose to single out America's weatherman.

“I am heartbroken that the much loved Willard Scott has passed away,” she wrote in the caption. “Willard played such an outsized role in my life…whether it was as the Ronald McDonald of my ...

Willard Scott, the longtime weatherman for the "Today" show and the original Ronald McDonald, died on Saturday morning. He was 87.