No way in or out of Burning Man after storm
Folks, the article is breathless and ridiculous.<p>As someone who is not there, but who has been there four times and run build lead for my camp...<p>Rain is not unheard of.  It's probably pretty muddy and less fun than it normally would be.<p>Nobody is starving or dying of dehydration, and there is no danger of that.  Most camps (and many people) have a huge surplus of supplies. Last time I was there, I drove out with a few dozen cans of sparkling water that I just didn't get to hand out.<p>There are PLENTY of supplies.<p>The worst thing that could happen is that somebody has a medical emergency and are unable to be evacuated until Monday/Tuesday.  That's a real concern, but there are plenty of platforms that can land a helicopter if that's necessary.<p>This isn't the catastrophe calling for FEMA involvement that the article makes it sound like. :rolleyes: