Festivalgoers must stay in their campsites, save food, fuel and water, and keep their electronics covered.
The weather has been far from perfect in Black Rock City for this year’s Burning Man festival. Very heavy rain turned the dry desert landscape into a mud lagoon overnight, leaving attendees literally stranded. The conditions have become worse as the Black Rock City airport has closed, and it’s not accepting any flights in or out of the place.
Without anywhere to go, people at Burning Man have been strongly advised to make good use of the water, food and fuel they have on hand. This, because there’s no way of…
