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Yvette Richardson

Professor of Meteorology Senior Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education College of Earth and Mineral Sciences

Pennsylvania State University

Affiliations

College of Earth and Mineral Sciences

Department of Meteorology and Atmospheric Science

Yvette Richardson is currently serving as a College Of Earth And Mineral Sciences Professor of Meteorology Senior Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education College of Earth and Mineral Sciences at Pennsylvania State University.

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Yvette Richardson

Pennsylvania State University

Professor of Meteorology Senior Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education College of Earth and Mineral Sciences

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meteorology atmospheric science atmospheric research planetary sciences weather forecasting extreme weather earth science mesoscale meteorology applied meteorology radar environmental science numerical weather prediction weather disaster aerospace engineering numerical simulations satellite meteorology goshen county forecasting geophysical research boundary layers geophysics atmospheric measurement technique storm surge dual-doppler analysis aerodynamics fluid dynamics vortex dynamics radar applications meteorological measurements radar observations idealized simulations pretornadic phase supercell thunderstorms convection initiation modeling and simulation hydrometeorology geoscientific model development fluid flow disaster prevention warning system weathering natural convection tornado events near-storm environments tornadic supercell enkf assimilation tornado formation atmospheric environment friction thermal engineering combustion science digital scholarship textual practice synthetic aperture radar disaster risk reduction relaxation process marine meteorology self-organizing maps atmospheric models weather modification modeling tools cloud physics cloud dynamics thermal conductivity convective heat transfer electronic publishing copyright protection index system radar signal processing emergency preparedness disaster response interorganizational relationships second verification tornadoes experiment environmental low-level shear cold pools space weather climate dynamics geography remote sensing atmospheric dynamics

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Sensitivity of Supercell Cold Pools to the Lifting Condensation Level and the Predicted Particle Properties Microphysics Scheme. Monthly Weather Review (2024)

Shawn S. MurdzekYvette P. RichardsonPaul M. Markowski

planetary sciencessupercell cold poolsatmospheric researchapplied meteorologyweather forecastingatmospheric sciencemeteorology

Front Matter. The Australian Year Book of International Law Online (2022)

Rachel FergusonSophie QuoyleSuhua ZhangSamuel GormanTamara RichardsonCeleste ZhongBen HuntsmanScott RobinsonAva CadeeJessica TaylorPhilip AlstonChristine ChinkinLaurence Boisson De ChazournesTheodore ChristakisHelen BradyKatrina CooperBill CampbellKaren ScottHilary Charlesworth JudgeGerry SimpsonSimon ChestermanDean Of LawS StrongJemima BackAlistair BoydNiamh CallinanTimothy CollinsJulian EdwardsJoseph HarmanMun LeeCatherine NguyenIbrahim TahaLiuyuwen YangYuanhang WangLara WilkinsonChiara AngeloniAsha BelkinLoretta BensonSulithi DewendraLucinda DunhamKellie ElmesElliot FreadmanMatthew GriceMeg HaynesTristan JamsonCrystal JiKavina KalaichelvamRhiannon KerrRachel KirkEmily LaAlex LiaJake MarusichCaitlyn MckenzieRachel MossEmma NortonKatherine O'connellJayden PayneEmily RowbothamSamuel SaundersDiya Sharma

world literaturedigital scholarshipprelims comprisetextual practiceenglishelectronic publishingcopyright protectionfront matterliteraturecontents foreword prefaceliterary theorymedia studies

How the Environmental Lifting Condensation Level Affects the Sensitivity of Simulated Convective Storm Cold Pools to the Microphysics Parameterization. Monthly Weather Review (2022)

Shawn S. MurdzekYvette P. RichardsonPaul M. MarkowskiMatthew R. Kumjian

environmental engineeringatmospheric researchenvironmental sciencemicrophysics parameterizationapplied meteorologynumerical simulationsweather forecastingatmospheric sciencemeteorology

Three-Dimensional Thermodynamic Observations in Supercell Thunderstorms From Swarms of Balloon-Borne Sondes. Monthly Weather Review (2022)

Elissa A. BartosPaul M. MarkowskiYvette P. Richardson

planetary sciencesatmospheric researchthermodynamicssupercell thunderstormsballoon-borne sondesthree-dimensional thermodynamic observationsatmospheric sciencemeteorology

Characteristics of the Wind Field in Three Nontornadic Low-Level Mesocyclones Observed by the Doppler on Wheels Radars. E-Journal of Severe Storms Meteorology (2021)

Paul MarkowskiMario MajcenYvette RichardsonJim MarquisJoshua Wurman

nontornadic low-level mesocyclonesatmospheric researchwind fieldatmospheric sciencemeteorology

References. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2021)

Andrew JohnstonRobert Huggins

strategic managemententrepreneurshipmanagementsocial innovationuniversity knowledgeinterorganizational relationshipsbusinesstechnology transfercollaboration processinter-firm coordinationuniversity collaborationsmall business managementindustrial collaboration

Should Reversible Convective Inhibition Be Used When Determining the Inflow Layer of a Convective Storm?. Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences (2021)

Shawn S. MurdzekPaul M. MarkowskiYvette P. RichardsonMatthew R. Kumjian

convective stormatmospheric scienceinflow layerconvective inhibition

Processes Preventing the Development of a Significant Tornado in a Colorado Supercell on 26 May 2010. Monthly Weather Review (2020)

Shawn S. MurdzekPaul M. MarkowskiYvette P. RichardsonRobin L. Tanamachi

colorado supercellatmospheric researchsignificant tornadoextreme weatherweather disasterweather forecastingaerospace engineeringforecastingmesoscale meteorologydisaster preventionatmospheric sciencemeteorology

Simultaneous Dual-Doppler and Mobile Mesonet Observations of Streamwise Vorticity Currents in Three Supercells. Monthly Weather Review (2020)

Shawn S. MurdzekPaul M. MarkowskiYvette P. Richardson

streamwise vorticity currentsplanetary sciencesatmospheric researchapplied meteorologysimultaneous dual-dopplerweather forecastingmesoscale meteorologyatmospheric sciencemeteorology

Characteristics of Tornado Events and Warnings in the Southeastern United States. Weather and Forecasting (2019)

Alexandra K. Anderson-FreyYvette P. RichardsonAndrew R. DeanRichard L. ThompsonBryan T. Smith

warning systemsoutheastern united statestornado eventsweather forecastingforecastingmeteorology

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Yvette Richardson

Professor of Meteorology Senior Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education College of Earth and Mineral Sciences

Pennsylvania State University

Affiliations

College of Earth and Mineral Sciences

Department of Meteorology and Atmospheric Science

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Yvette Richardson

Pennsylvania State University

Professor of Meteorology Senior Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education College of Earth and Mineral Sciences

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Sensitivity of Supercell Cold Pools to the Lifting Condensation Level and the Predicted Particle Properties Microphysics Scheme. Monthly Weather Review (2024)

Shawn S. MurdzekYvette P. RichardsonPaul M. Markowski

planetary sciencessupercell cold poolsatmospheric researchapplied meteorologyweather forecastingatmospheric sciencemeteorology

Front Matter. The Australian Year Book of International Law Online (2022)

world literaturedigital scholarshipprelims comprisetextual practiceenglishelectronic publishingcopyright protectionfront matterliteraturecontents foreword prefaceliterary theorymedia studies

How the Environmental Lifting Condensation Level Affects the Sensitivity of Simulated Convective Storm Cold Pools to the Microphysics Parameterization. Monthly Weather Review (2022)

Shawn S. MurdzekYvette P. RichardsonPaul M. MarkowskiMatthew R. Kumjian

environmental engineeringatmospheric researchenvironmental sciencemicrophysics parameterizationapplied meteorologynumerical simulationsweather forecastingatmospheric sciencemeteorology

Three-Dimensional Thermodynamic Observations in Supercell Thunderstorms From Swarms of Balloon-Borne Sondes. Monthly Weather Review (2022)

Elissa A. BartosPaul M. MarkowskiYvette P. Richardson

planetary sciencesatmospheric researchthermodynamicssupercell thunderstormsballoon-borne sondesthree-dimensional thermodynamic observationsatmospheric sciencemeteorology

Characteristics of the Wind Field in Three Nontornadic Low-Level Mesocyclones Observed by the Doppler on Wheels Radars. E-Journal of Severe Storms Meteorology (2021)

Paul MarkowskiMario MajcenYvette RichardsonJim MarquisJoshua Wurman

nontornadic low-level mesocyclonesatmospheric researchwind fieldatmospheric sciencemeteorology

References. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2021)

Andrew JohnstonRobert Huggins

Should Reversible Convective Inhibition Be Used When Determining the Inflow Layer of a Convective Storm?. Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences (2021)

Shawn S. MurdzekPaul M. MarkowskiYvette P. RichardsonMatthew R. Kumjian

convective stormatmospheric scienceinflow layerconvective inhibition

Processes Preventing the Development of a Significant Tornado in a Colorado Supercell on 26 May 2010. Monthly Weather Review (2020)

Shawn S. MurdzekPaul M. MarkowskiYvette P. RichardsonRobin L. Tanamachi

Simultaneous Dual-Doppler and Mobile Mesonet Observations of Streamwise Vorticity Currents in Three Supercells. Monthly Weather Review (2020)

Shawn S. MurdzekPaul M. MarkowskiYvette P. Richardson

streamwise vorticity currentsplanetary sciencesatmospheric researchapplied meteorologysimultaneous dual-dopplerweather forecastingmesoscale meteorologyatmospheric sciencemeteorology

Characteristics of Tornado Events and Warnings in the Southeastern United States. Weather and Forecasting (2019)

Alexandra K. Anderson-FreyYvette P. RichardsonAndrew R. DeanRichard L. ThompsonBryan T. Smith

warning systemsoutheastern united statestornado eventsweather forecastingforecastingmeteorology

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