Thousands of people attending this year's annual Burning Man Festival in Nevada were forced to seek shelter after storms caused extreme flooding in the area. Festival organizers told attendees to shelter in place, according to a statement from the organization. "Conserve food, water, and fuel, and shelter in a warm, safe space," the statement read. The festival, which takes place in Nevada's Black Rock Desert, typically challenges attendees with scorching heat and dust, but after overnight rains on Friday, close to an inch of precipitation created mud-bath-like conditions and dampened the festival's proceedings. Sign up for the latest from The Hill here Only emergency vehic
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