Patty Thundersnow

Alright, here's the answer to the trivia question from Monday.

Going to Geology/geography. It's common knowledge that plate tectonics have shifted the continents over millions of years, and that all 7 continents were once combined into a supercontinent. What is the name of the most recent (and well known) of these supercontinents?

Answer: C. Pangaea is the most recent of the supercontinents, breaking up not long after the dinosaurs went extinct. The other three are also supercontinents that were on earth at one time or another throughout its prehistoric geological history.

Tuesday's Question

Heading back to weather, specifically weather records. What tornado outbreak was the most prolific (meaning in the number of tornadoes produced) in US/World history?

A: 1974 Super Outbreak
B: 2020 Easter tornado Outbreak
C: 2011 Super Outbreak
D: December 2021 upper Midwest derecho and tornado outbreak

Answer will be posted at approximately 10 pm CST Tuesday evening.