Curriculum Vita - Weather and Climate Service Provid
Professional Experience
2004 - Present President, Atlantic States Weather, Inc.
Owner and president of the meteorological consulting firm providing service for attorneys, insurance companies, businesses, engineers, architects, government agencies, and private citizens. Clients have included the U.S. Department of Justice, the North Carolina Attorney General’s Office, the North Carolina Division of Emergency Management, and over 75 law offices and other clients representing both plaintiffs and defendants in legal cases in 21 states, the United Kingdom, and Greece.
2007 – 2014 Executive Director, National Weather Association
Responsible for leading day-to-day operations of the National Weather Association (NWA), one of the two professional associations for meteorologists in the United States. The NWA has approximately 3000 individual and 50 corporate members coast to coast and in several countries overseas.
1990 - 2004 Meteorologist-In-Charge, National Weather Service (NWS) Office, Raleigh NC
Responsible for leading office of 23 people in the provision of weather warnings and forecasts for 31 counties and over 3,000,000 people in central North Carolina. Office awarded Department of Commerce (DOC) Gold Medal for outstanding, life-saving service during Hurricane Floyd in 1999. Office also received DOC Bronze Medal for outstanding service during Hurricane Fran in 1996 and received a NOAA Unit Citation in 1997 for groundbreaking collaborative research efforts with North Carolina State University. Certified to operate “Weather Surveillance Radar, 1988-Doppler” (WSR-88D) weather radar.
1990-2000* Area Manager for all National Weather Service operations in North Carolina
Responsible for all NWS operations in North Carolina. When assumed position in 1990, was responsible for operations of 6 offices and 75 personnel. Guided successful completion of complex Modernization and Restructuring of NWS operations in North Carolina. Effort resulted in the establishment of 3 modernized offices and the closure of 4 older offices.
*Area management responsibilities ended when the modernization effort was completed in 2000
1987 - 1990 Program Manager, Hurricane and Winter Weather Storm Program, NWS Headquarters, Silver Spring MD
As national program leader for NWS's hurricane and winter storm programs, was primary technical and policy advisor for these programs for the Director of the National Weather Service. Developed national policy and procedures for the two warning programs. Served as chair for the Office of the Federal Coordinator for Meteorology's Tropical Cyclone Working Group. Led coordination efforts among several federal agencies related to tropical cyclone operations.
1983 - 1987 Meteorologist-In-Charge, NWS Office, Houston, TX
Responsible for operations of two NWS offices (Houston and Galveston) with 20 personnel which provided warning and public weather services for the heavily populated and hurricane prone area of southeast Texas. Area included Houston, 4th largest city in country. Led successful NWS response to Hurricane Alicia (1983), the first major hurricane to strike the area in over 20 years. Improved flash flood operations by partnering with Harris County (Houston) to have access to realtime water level readings from numerous gages in the county.
1980-1983 Aviation and Marine Forecaster, NWS Office, Anchorage AK
Prepared aviation and marine forecasts and warnings for southern Alaska including the eastern Aleutian Islands and parts of the Bering Sea. At times appeared as the TV meteorologist on the "Aviation Weather" show on the state of Alaska Television Network.
1978-1980 Fire Weather Forecaster, NWS Office, Raleigh NC
Served as leader for providing fire weather forecasts to the state of North Carolina. Restructured program to provide increased service to users within existing and limited resources. Also provided public and aviation forecasts for the state of North Carolina.
Special duty - One of four meteorologists detailed to 1980 Winter Olympics in Lake Placid, NY to provide forecast and warning services for Olympic participants and spectators.
1975-1978 Assistant Program Manager, National Public Weather Program, NWS Headquarters, Silver Spring MD
Served as assistant national program leader for public, forestry, and air pollution weather forecasting services of the NWS.
1974-1975 Meteorologist, NWS Office Lubbock TX
Provided weather observing services at the Lubbock airport and public and aviation forecasts for west Texas. Certified to operate “Weather Surveillance Radar, 1974” (WSR-74C) weather radar.
1971 - 1974 Weather Officer, U.S. Navy, Rota Spain
Officer in charge of 12 person watch section responsible for providing tailored forecasts and warnings to U. S. fleet units operating in the tropical areas of the western Indian Ocean, the eastern North Atlantic, Mediterranean, Black, and Red Seas plus the Persian Gulf.
1968 - 1970 Meteorological Technician, NWS Office, Bristol TN
Provided weather observing services at the Tri-Cities Airport and began training in NWS operations.
Additional Professional Experience
• Member, American Meteorological Society Board of Best Practices (2014- )
• Technical Editor and Publisher for the National Weather Digest; the Official Publication of the National Weather Association (2006-2013)
• Member, American Meteorological Society Board for Certified Consulting Meteorologists (2009-2012 )
• Member, American Meteorological Society Board for Private Sector Meteorologists (2006-2008)
• Chair, North Carolina State Climate Office Advisory Board (1998-2004)
• Chair, Office of the Federal Coordinator for Meteorology’s Hurricane and Winter Storm Committee (1987-1990)
• NWS Representative, Federal Government Interagency Coordinating Committee on Hurricanes (1987-1990)
• Leader, NWS Service Assessment Team – South Texas Floods (1998)
• Member, NWS Hurricane Marilyn Survey Team – Puerto Rico (1995)
• Member, NWS Hurricane Gilbert Survey Team – Texas (1988)
• National President, National Weather Association (1992)
Education
Bachelor of Science (Meteorology) - Florida State University - 1970
Professional Certifications
Certified Consulting Meteorologist (CCM) #622 - American Meteorological Society
Television Seal of Approval #8304147 - National Weather Association
Publications and Presentations
2014: ‘Hurricane Wind vs. Surge Timing: The Facts, Plus When & How to Find a Meteorologist’. – Organizer and speaker for this Continuing Education workshop presented at the 2014 Windstorm Insurance Conference. Orlando, Florida, January 29, 2014.
2012: “Weather: It’s Not for Judicial Notice Anymore”. Co-organizer and speaker for this Continuing Legal Education offering by the North Carolina Bar Association. Cary, North Carolina. October 19, 2012.
2012: “The Art and Science of Forensic Meteorology”. Co-organizer and instructor for this continuing education course. 2012 American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana. January 22, 2012.
2006: “Don’t Lose Your Traffic Case by Overlooking the Weather”, North Carolina Lawyers Weekly, January 30, 2006.
2005: “Forensic Meteorology.” National Weather Association Annual Meeting Abstracts, October 2005, St. Louis, MO, pg 49.
1998: “Applied Meteorological Research: An Unfulfilled Promise.” National Weather Association Annual Meeting Abstracts, October 1998, Oklahoma City, OK, pg 29-30.
1996: “A Close Look at a Tornado Spawned by Hurricane Bertha.” National Weather Association Annual Meeting Abstracts, December 1996, Cocoa Beach, FL, pg 20.
1995: “NWS-University Joint Severe Weather Operations.” National Weather Association Annual Meeting Abstracts, December 1995, Houston, TX, pg 39.
1987: “Use of ALERT Data to Prepare Improved Flash Flood Warnings At WSO Houston.” Preprints, American Meteorological Society 7th Conference on Hydrometeorology, October 1987, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, pg 127-129.
1986: “Thunderstorm Winds at Lake Livingston, Texas, May 17, 1986.” Storm Data, NOAA/National Climatic Data Center, Volume 28, Number 5. pg. 20-21.
1984: “Tornado at Pasadena, Texas, December 31, 1984.” Storm Data, NOAA/National Climatic Data Center, Volume 26, Number 12, pg. 6-7.
1984: “Severe Thunderstorms in Southeast Texas, October 19-26, 1984.” Storm Data, NOAA/National Climatic Data Center, Volume 26, Number 10, pg. 8-11.
1983: “Use of Mesoscale Analysis and Computer Plotted Data to Explain Unexpected Winds in Alaskan Coastal Waters.” National Weather Digest, Volume 8, Number 4, pg. 34-37.
1977: “Photochemical (Oxidant) Air Pollution Summary Information.” NOAA Technical Memorandum FCST-22.
1969: “Forecasting Maximum Temperatures at Tri-Cities [Tennessee] Utilizing Available Solar Energy.” Manuscript Local Forecast Study, Weather Bureau Airport Station, Bristol, TN.
1968: “The Lifted Stability Index and Associated Probabilities of Thundershower Occurrence at Tri-City [Tennessee].” Manuscript Local Forecast Study, Weather Bureau Airport Station, Bristol, TN.
Professional Society Memberships
• National Weather Association – A national professional society for meteorologists
[Charter member (1976), National President (1992), Executive Director (2007- 2014)]
• American Meteorological Society [Chapter Chair, Central NC Chapter 1994-95]
• NCIM – an Association of Private Sector Meteorologists
North Carolina State University Teaching
• Hold position of special faculty member at the rank of Lecturer in the Department of Marine, Earth, and Atmospheric Sciences in the College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences.
• Instructor – Introduction to Weather and Climatology. An introductory meteorology course for 270 undergraduates
• Invited Lecturer for upper-level meteorology courses
o Tropical Meteorology
o Weather Analysis and Forecasting II
o Meteorological Instrumentation
o Fundamentals of Meteorology II
o NWS Internship
Awards and Recognition
U. S. Department of Commerce Gold Medal Group Award - 2000 - Hurricane Floyd
U. S. Department of Commerce Bronze Medal Group Award - 2003 - December 2002 Ice Storm
U. S. Department of Commerce Bronze Medal Group Award - 1997 - Hurricane Fran
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Unit Citation - 1997 - For national leadership in directing applied research activities with North Carolina State University
National Weather Association Member of the Year - 1994
Media Experience
* Chief science advisor and featured meteorologist for National Geographic Society’s documentary “Surviving Hurricane Floyd”. Televised on the National Geographic Channel, March 8, 2005.
* TV Meteorologist for Alaska PBS Aviation Weather Show. 1981-83.
* Weather related interviews including from CNN Washington studio (1988), CBS Evening News (1983), NBC Today Show (1983) plus numerous appearances on local TV and radio shows in North Carolina, Texas, Tennessee, and Alaska.
* National Weather Association Broadcasters Seal of Approval #8304147
Military Experience
U. S. Navy Reserve, Meteorological and Oceanographic Officer, 1970-1995
Retired with rank of Captain (O-6)
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Stephen W. Harned, CCM
President - Atlantic States Weather, Inc.
Certified Consulting Meteorologist
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