Français : Ed Rappaport a travaillé au National Hurricane Center (NHC) de la NOAA durant 31 ans. Depuis 2000, il a été directeur adjoint du NHC et, pendant sept ans au total, y compris les saisons des ouragans 2007 et 2017, son directeur par intérim. Sa carrière de plus de 40 ans en météorologie comprend des postes dans les domaines de la prévision, de la recherche, de l'administration, de la gestion, du milieu universitaire et des médias.
English: Ed Rappaport has been with NOAA’s National Hurricane Center (NHC) for 31 years. Since 2000, he has served as NHC’s Deputy Director and, in stints totaling seven years-including the 2007 and 2017 hurricane seasons, its acting director. His more than 40-year career in meteorology comprises positions in forecasting, research, administration, management, academia and the media.
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