The ArcticBoard

Making Catgirls Real wrote:

Welcome East Coggins!

Thank you! Glad to have settled here.

Bilabao wrote:

Welcome to the nation of The arctic ocean and to the nation of East Coggins. Hope you enjoy your stay in our rapidly melting region. If you don't mind me asking, what caused a large nation to move from the bustling Refugia to a quiet back water such as The Arctic? Usually it's the other way around! Help yourself to hot drinks and donuts which you'll find in the hospitality suite. ☕ 🍩🍩 ☕ 🍩🍩

Thanks for the warm welcome Bilabao. I had moved to Refugia desiring greater activity and involvement. Though I discovered it there, I have difficulty in maintaining it myself. With that realization, I opted to relocate to another region. I sorta stumped across The Arctic while scrolling through past records on the Z-Day Leaderboard. The regional flag struck me as beautiful and for a small region there appeared from the outside to be a flicker of activity. With that said, I scheduled a fleet of military-grade choppers to airlift East Coggins to The Arctic, and as they say, the rest is history.

For The Arctic in the coming week

The average daytime maximum temperature will be around -2°C, with a high for the week of -1°C expected on the afternoon of Saturday 23rd. The average minimum temperature will be -5°C, dipping to its lowest on the morning of Saturday 30th at -6°C. The coming week will have mixed weather with some days dry and some seeing a little snow. The indicators are that Saturday 30th will have the most precipitation with an accumulation of around 4.0mm. On the whole winds are likely to be fresh.

Bilabao, does The Arctic participate in Z-Day?

East Coggins wrote:

Bilabao, does The Arctic participate in Z-Day?

Yes, we do, but not in a very systematic way. Usually one nation choses to do the heavy lifting and does it alone and Flea and I come and finish the mop up. When The merry christmas was around we used to have a team with Vandrel pitching in when he could.

About the only thing I can say is that if you are logging on October 30 or the 31st, the best thing you can do is set your nation to "researching a cure." If you don't know what I mean by that TG me and I'll explain. I don't recall The Arctic members consistently RAC which increased the difficulty for those of us choosing to fire cure missiles. I normally lock down the region a couple of days before and I use my own password. We attempt to clear the region every year.

East Coggins wrote:

Generally, I’m active during the hours following the onset of the infestation. This year shouldn’t be different. East Coggins is research-oriented. Also, if it’s alright with you, I can move a puppet of mine to The Arctic. This would aid in boosting our ranking and numbers on the Z-Day Leaderboard.

I’ll be active and present for the duration of the event with the exception sleep and work. I can help lead our regional effort in curing our fellow Acticans’ of the virus of the undead.

Any help is appreciated. We're all old and big here, but my advice is to start with the smallest (The arctic ocean) and clean it up totally because it eliminates that nation from infecting others but any thing you can do helps. I generally don't arrive here until about 12 - 14 hours elapse after the start but we've still managed to completely clear the region every year. Take a look at last years stats (under "zombie spotting"). Zombie Apocalypse.

We're 100% zombie free as of this minute. Big thanks to East Coggins and Making Catgirls Real for doing the early heavy lifting and Vandrel for researching a cure! Our small 10 member region was 71st out of the top 100 regions for Most Survivors and 47th out of the top 100 for Most Survivors + No Zombies.

Thank you Team Anti-Zombie, for a job well done!

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Reviewing the forecast for The Arctic Over the next 7 days

The average daytime maximum temperature will be around -18°C, with a high for the week of -13°C expected on the afternoon of Thursday 16th. The mean minimum temperature will be -25°C, dipping to its lowest on the evening of Friday 17th at -31°C. Expect the week ahead to have mixed weather with some days dry and some seeing a little snow. It looks like Monday will have the most precipitation with an accumulation of around 3.0mm. On the whole winds are likely to be light

The 7 day weather forecast summary for The Arctic:

The forecast for The Arctic in the coming week is predicting the average daytime maximum temperature will be around -16°C, with a high for the week of -8°C expected on the morning of Monday 27th. The average minimum temperature will be -22°C, dipping to its lowest on the evening of Saturday 2nd at -28°C. Expect the next week to have mostly dry days although Monday 27th and Tuesday 28th are likely to see a little snow. It looks like Tuesday will have the most precipitation with an accumulation of around 2.0mm. On the whole winds are likely to be light.

For The Arctic in the coming week

The average daytime maximum temperature will be around -17°C, with a high for the week of -8°C expected on the morning of Saturday 2nd. The average minimum temperature will be -25°C, dipping to its lowest on the morning of Friday 8th at -31°C. The week ahead will have mostly dry days although Thursday is likely to see a little snow. Predictions are Thursday will have the most precipitation with an accumulation of around 1.0mm. On the whole winds are likely to be light.

Well it’s Christmas Eve in The Arctic hope everyone has a good one

For The Arctic in the coming week the average daytime maximum temperature will be around -24°C, with a high for the week of -16°C expected on the morning of Thursday 11th. The average minimum temperature will be -30°C, dipping to its lowest on the morning of Tuesday 9th at -33°C. The week will remain predominantly dry. On the whole winds are likely to be light.