An overnight storm dropped nearly an inch of rain on the arid desert where Burning Man is taking place, prompting organizers to close the gates to traffic and order tens of thousands of participants to shelter in place.
An image from social media Saturday shows tents sitting on mud at the Burning Man festival in the Nevada desert.BLACK ROCK CITY, Nev.
—An overnight storm dropped nearly an inch of rain on the arid desert where Burning Man is taking place, covering the typically dusty playa in a thick layer of mud and prompting organizers to close the gates to traffic and order tens of thousands of participants to shelter in place.Continue reading your article with
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Burning Man attendees advised to 'shelter in place,' conserve food and water due to heavy rainMovement in and out of Black Rock City has been halted and the airport is closed, according to organizers.
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Burning Man attendees advised to ‘shelter in place,' conserve food and water due to heavy rainMovement in and out of Black Rock City has been halted and the airport is closed, according to organizers.
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Burning Man Gates Close, Thousands Told to Shelter in Place Due to Heavy Rain & Muddy ConditionsRain has turned the ground into thick, sticky mud, making it impossible for vehicles to move without getting stuck.
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Videos show Burning Man festival after heavy rain in Nevada's Black Rock DesertAuthorities are telling the tens of thousands of people who are attending the Burning Man festival to to conserve food, water and fuel as they shelter in place in the Black Rock Desert after a heavy rainstorm pummeled the area.
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