Hello,
What kind of storms dinosaurs experienced when ocean temperatures were as high as 37°c?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cretaceous#Climate
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mesozoic#Climate
In the deep ocean, it was perhaps as warm as 20°c! Were they extremely powerful, or the climate was so different that storms were just too different than how we know them nowadays?
Storms during former eras
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Storms during former eras
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Probably, I can imagine those storms were very intense, more so than today. I would not be surprised if they were hypercanes.
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brunota2003 wrote:Also depends on how much wind shear there was, dry air, etc. Just because the ocean temperatures are extremely high does not equate to super-type storms.
That would be interesting to know how much wind shear and dry there was that time. I know if we were living in a super continent today, it would be drier from what I have read.
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