Salary

Reichmuth earns an average salary of $91,203 per year. This is based on our estimations of the typical pay for meteorologists in the US. However, depending on the employee’s degree of seniority, these numbers may fluctuate significantly. We do not currently know the actual wage, but we will update this section as soon as we learn.

Net Worth

As of 2023, Reichmuth has a projected net worth of $1 million. This includes his possessions, funds, and earnings. His work as a meteorologist is his main source of income. Reichmuth has amassed wealth through his various sources of income, but he prefers to live simply.

Richard Reichmuth Bio

Richard Reichmuth is an American meteorologist who is well known for his 11-year career on the Fox News program Fox & Friends. He is currently the Chief Meteorologist at Fox News. Rick was a meteorologist for CNN in Atlanta, Georgia, before joining Fox News.

Richard Reichmuth Age

As of 2023, Reichmuth is 52 years old. He was born in Prescott, Arizona, on May 21, 1970. He was born under the sign of Gemini, and his birthday is May 21.

Richard Reichmuth Parents

The youngest child of Bob Reichmuth (the father) and an unnamed mother, Rick was born and raised in Prescott, Arizona. Alongside his two older brothers, he grew up. There is yet more to learn about his mother and siblings.

Richard Reichmuth Wife

Reichmuth has a wonderful wife named Jovita Smith. 2013 saw the couple’s wedding. Rick and his wife are fortunate to have a son and a daughter. Details concerning their wedding and children are not publicly available because they choose to keep their private lives secret. However, as soon as new information becomes available, it will be updated.

Richard Reichmuth Education Background

Rick earned a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish Literature from Arizona State University, where he also studied. From Mississippi University, he later received a degree in Broadcast Meteorology Program.

Richard Reichmuth FOX News

He has served as the Fox News Channel’s Chief Meteorologist since 2006, and his current role. For all on- and off-field meteorological coverage involving severe weather events like hurricanes, tornado outbreaks, flooding, explosions, blizzards, and other natural disasters, he was appointed to Chief Meteorologist and Weekend Official Fox and Friends in 2006.