Burning Man’s estimated 70,000-plus attendees were isolated at the venue known as Black Rock City as rain returned Sunday and closed roads, muddy campgrounds, and one reported death darkened the day.
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Burning Man's estimated 70,000-plus attendees were isolated at the venue known as Black Rock City as rain returned Sunday and closed roads, muddy campgrounds, andBut the CEO of Burning Man Project, Marian Goodell, told NBC News interview Sunday,"There is no cause for panic.
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Santa Cruz man at Burning Man breaks down situation as thousands stranded due to flooding'We're pretty flooded right now. Roads are completely closed. Cars can't make it in or out.'
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Man dies at Burning Man festival, where more rain is expected SundayAuthorities said the man died during the 'rain event' at Burning Man, where stranded participants were urged to conserve food, water and fuel and to shelter in place.
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Pacific Beach man stuck at Burning Man reflects on muddy & wet experienceA Pacific Beach man is among the thousands of people who were hoping to party over Labor Day weekend in a Nevada desert, but now have to shelter in place.
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Burning Man festival-goers told to shelter in place after rain brings mudTens of thousands of people at the Burning Man Festival in northwestern Nevada are being told to conserve food, water and fuel and to shelter in place after heavy rain overnight turned the desert to mud.
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Burning Man FesivalTrapped attendees asked to shelter in place
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