What was the weather in the ordovician period?

Answer 1

During the Lower to Middle Ordovician, the Earth was very warm and wet. During the Upper Ordovician, massive glaciers started to form near the South Pole, causing a drop in the ocean levels and the overall climate began to cool.

Answer 2

The Cambrian Period was generally warm, wet and mild. As there were no continental landmasses located at the poles, ocean currents were able to circulate freely, hence there was no significant ice formation. As a result temperatures worldwide were mild.'

Source(s):http://www.palaeos.com/Paleozoic/Cambria…

http://www.scotese.com/ecambcli.htm

Answer 3

In The Cambrain Time Period It Was Hotter Than The Sahara Desert.......:/

Which Is Very Hot For That TIme.....................