There would be seasons and ice ages on this planet whether humans existed or not.The biblical account though, does not take it's information from other accounts, for the very reason that in the Genesis account it comes before seasons and ice ages. Noah was in the event that changed everything, and of course there were hundreds if not thousand of local floods after it.
This paragraph has so many disjointed and unconnected comments that it's impossible to see what point you're actually trying to make here.The question is not where did all that water go. It would be how did a molten super heated earth get water in the first place, given it's position in the solar system. There is evidence of pangea, and at face value, the writers said as much. Time is relative and perhaps at one point it was accelerated. How would we have decay and change if there was no time at all? Is living in a perfect world without change even possible and how would the writings even show such ideas that we ourselves barely grasp? I guess the default answer would be it is all made up fiction, unless it is not.
Yes, Pangaea existed. That has nothing to do with any floods.
To which writers are you referring?
I don't even know where to start with the rest of it.