 Item number SCP-880, Object Class, Euclid. Special Containment Procedures. A perimeter has been established five kilometers from the edge of SCP-880. And non-authorized personnel entering this area are to be detained, questioned, and issued Class-A amnestics. Several observation outposts have been constructed in the surrounding area to provide overwatch, and to alert perimeter patrols should civilians be approaching. Due to the domicile nature of the effects surrounding SCP-880, the airspace within an 8 kilometer radius has been declared unsafe for flying, with corresponding cover plan... Description SCP-880 is a town established in Quebec, Canada. Various signs and documents found within SCP-880 list the town's name as Founded in 18 retrieved pieces of and within SCP-880 support 19 as the date which it was abandoned. A census document 880-18 found within the city hall lists the population as SCP-880 has an observed effect extending to kilometers covering all roads and entrances into SCP-880 have been removed or altered so that they join with existing roadway outside of SCP-880. SCP-880 exhibits several abnormal characteristics, most notably what appears to be a nearly constant blizzard, breaking for an average of one to two hours daily. Note Due to the similarity of this phenomena to the abilities possessed by SCP-2082, investigation into a potential connection between the two objects is ongoing. Analysis of this event has determined SCP-880 experiences no snowfall and intense winds have produced various squalls, which caused the illusion of a blizzard. Despite the potential of snowdrifts within SCP-880, no level of snow deeper than 16 centimeters has been found within SCP-880 or in the surrounding area. Anything entering SCP-880 during a storm or within when a storm begins has so far proven to be irrevocably lost, despite extensive search and rescue efforts. GPS location fails shortly after a storm begins, transmission and rescue lines are cut, and radio communication becomes impossible due to overwhelming interference. Current tallies set the number of personnel lost to SCP-880 at 32. Despite lack of occupation, SCP-880 structures have not shown any sign of decay in the years which they have been monitored by the Foundation. Items discovered within SCP-880 occasionally have large temperature variances compared to their surroundings. Similarly, they show no evidence of colonization by microorganisms. Fireplaces will have glowing charcoal remains present within them, and food left in the open will not rot. This effect appears only limited to SCP-880, and after removal, objects are subject to being damaged and to experiencing decay. Addendum 881 On date 1109, 19... The second team, C-Files CE-8802, to attempt exploration of SCP-880, was lost when an unexpected storm began surrounding SCP-880. Although recovery failed, a line being used to track the team had been sliced on the edge of the storm, and analysis of the frayed end showed evidence of glass shavings within the wire. Addendum 882 Since initial recovery by the Foundation, the census of SCP-880 has increased by 32. Lesson complete. If you missed the previous orientation, go watch SCP-879, Colonial Citation, right now. Or for the complete course, watch this playlist.