On 30 September 2015, he obtained a court ruling ordering the Axel Springer publishing group and one of its subsidiaries to pay Kachelmann €635,000 in compensation for the negative media coverage in its newspapers and online news services, especially German tabloid Bild, the highest such ruling ever in German judicial history.
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Kachelmann's ensuing campaign to regain his positive public image included publishing a book with his wife Miriam on the trial and pursuing lawsuits against his accuser and the press. The highly publicized trial ended in 2011 in acquittal. during the trial), the popular weatherman spent four months in investigative custody before he was released due to lies and inconsistencies in his accuser's statements. False rape accusationīased on a false accusation of rape in 2010 by Claudia Simone Dinkel (listed as Claudia D. Local hotel owners in the winter sport resort Berchtesgaden near the Funtensee are afraid that tourists stay away because of the reported low temperatures. It is situated in a valley which is shaded by high mountains, forming a sink for cold air. He established a weather station at the Funtensee in Germany because of the extremely low temperatures in winter (up to -45 ☌) caused by the location of the lake. Kachelmann has also been criticised for his sensationalism. He has been criticised for his commercial exploitation of the media and describing himself as a "meteorologist" without holding a recognised qualification. In 2004 Meteomedia founded the Weather Information on Demand (WIND) system in Austria. Gallen while the headquarters of German Meteomedia GmbH is in Bochum. The headquarters of the Swiss Meteomedia AG is located in Gais AR near to St. In January 2009 he became an Internet phenomenon after a cat joined him on set while he was presenting the weather. He denied this in an interview with the German newspaper Der Tagesspiegel. A common fallacy is that he introduced words such "Blumenkohlwolken" ("Cauliflower clouds" for Cumulus) and "schlürfende Winde" (slurping wind). Kachelmann became famous for his unconventional presentation of the weather. Since then he presented the weather alternating with Claudia Kleinert, Sven Plöger and Alexander Lehmann, which airs before Tagesschau at 8:00 pm. In April 2002 ARD changed its weather service provider from the German Weather Service, DWD, to Meteomedia AG. 1998 he presented three shows of the quiz show Einer wird gewinnen. In 1996 he presented the German programme Vorsicht Blöff, appeared from 1999 to 2004 on the MDR Fernsehen talk show Riverboat, to which he returned in 2007 and which he gave up due to lack of time in 2009. After two years, however, the station discontinued the service citing "lack of viewer interest."Īpart from producing weather forecasts for ARD and various other broadcasters, Kachelmann acted in other areas.
In 1996 Kachelmann became Program Director of the German version of the American television Weather Channel named Der Wetterkanal. In 1991 he founded the Meteomedia AG weather service operating over 1000 weather stations in Germany alone. In 1989, Jörg Kachelmann bought an old farmhouse in Bächli and rebuilt this into a high tech weather station.
From there he moved to the Scientific Editorship of Swiss Television SRG and in 1988 he became Deputy Editor in Chief of Schweizer Illustrierte.įor a long time he had faxed unsolicited weather forecasts to Südwestfunk. In between he also worked for Schaffhausen local radio station Radio Munot. He dropped out of the university before being awarded his degree and became a freelance contributor to a Swiss newspaper, the Sonntagsblick. He studied geography, mathematics and physics at the University of Zurich, where meteorology was not offered. His childhood ambition was to become a meteorologist and record the weather.ĭuring his school and university holidays he worked for various weather services. Jörg Kachelmann spent his youth in Schaffhausen.
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