How was the weather on Pangaea?

Answer 1

We can never know what the weather on Pangaea was really like, as it was in existence around 200 million years ago. However, many think that the weather was probably severe, since the supercontinent was so large that most of its landmass was inland, away from the cooling effects of the ocean around it. It was probably very hot and dry- maybe around 150 degrees F!- but also experiencing extreme weather patterns such as monsoons and superhurricanes (since the large ocean would have made more room for a storm to gain momentum). Additionally, parts of Pangaea were situated over the poles, which meant those places were extremely cold.

Answer 2

It's difficult to pinpoint the exact weather on Pangaea, but based on geological evidence, scientists suggest that Pangaea had a warmer and more uniform climate due to its position near the equator and the lack of significant geographic features like mountains and polar ice caps that could influence weather patterns.