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human
How was weather different when landmasses were clumped into super continents like Pangaea?

Apart from climate changes, how were storms like hurricanes different?
gpt
With a large conjoined landmass, the weather would be more severe. Much of the continent was very distant from the cooling ~~affects~~ effects of the sea. The hot interior would be dry (like a midcontinental desert). The margins would probably experience extreme weather patterns such as monsoons (formed by heating of the interior regions producing an onshore low pressure region like Tibet-India) and maybe larger hurricanes because there was more open water in which a storm could gain energy.

Edit: typo.