Where is Reichmuth today?
Rick Reichmuth is an American meteorologist who serves as a meteorologist for Fox News Channel (FNC). He joined the Fox News program Fox & Friends in 2004.
How old is Reichmuth?
The Fox Metarologist is 56 years old as of 21 May 2025. He was born on 21 May 1969 in Prescott, Arizona, United States.
Who married Reichmuth?
Rick is married to Jovita Smith, who works at Home Nursing Care. The couple married in 2013.
Reichmuth’s Height
The meterologist stands at a height of feet 7 inches(1.70 m).
Reichmuth as Weatherman umbrella
“Weatherman,” a collection of umbrellas Reichmuth created, went on sale on November 16, 2017. Reichmuth had been covering severe weather events for years, but he was unable to find an umbrella that satisfied his needs. An umbrella that can withstand severe weather conditions is the end product of three years of research, sketching, testing, and testing.
Where is Reichmuth today?
Following the deadliest tornado in Kentucky history in 2021, Reichmuth provided live coverage from Mayfield, Kentucky. He previously reported on Moore, Oklahoma’s horrific effects from the EF5 tornado. Since joining in 2004, Reichmuth has previously given FNC essential coverage during each hurricane season.
Reichmuth was a live weather anchor for Weather Services International in Andover, Massachusetts, prior to joining FNC. Reichmuth was a freelance weather anchor for WFXT-FOX 25 in Boston, Massachusetts, where he anchored weather for weekend newscasts before taking on this position. Reichmuth previously served as a weather anchor in Atlanta, Georgia, for CNN, CNN Headline News, and CNN International.
He took on a range of duties there, collaborating closely with senior producers to make sure accurate weather forecasts were efficiently distributed. Reichmuth began his career as a production coordinator for CNN en Espanol in Atlanta, Georgia. Reichmuth graduated from Arizona State University with a degree in Spanish literature and then went on to Mississippi State University and Georgia State University to complete a broadcast meteorology program. He is a member of the American Meteorological Society and the National Weather Association.