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Good Morning America’s Ginger Zee is a first-timer to our show, so naturally Rachael is challenging the weather pro to a little game called “Rain Games”! But first, Ginger is dishing about the possibility of another morning star joining her on ABC. “I am so excited about Michael Strahan; even the prospect of Michael Strahan being around,” says Ginger. “I challenge you to find somebody who doesn’t love Michael Strahan!” Bobby then jokes about this host's expanding presence: “Michael Strahan is taking over daytime television!”
Ginger is also a bride-to-be, with her wedding set for two months from now, so Rachael asks if she is able to predict the weather for her big day? Ginger says even with her expertise, that's a tall order. “If anybody tells you anything longer than seven days for accuracy, it’s not," she admits. "We’re not there yet. But we’re getting there! The science is getting there.”