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Local resident Lori Edwards-Jonasson, who was just outside Fernley, Nevada on Tuesday morning, said "We were fine."

Elon Musk, who is known as a longtime Burning Man superfan, said the event was "unique" and "incredible."

Floods and deep mud have dried enough for revellers to escape the Nevada desert.

Over 70,000 people were trapped at Burning Man due to a rainstorm.

Cutter Ray Palacios, a first-time Burning Man attendee, describes how fellow “burners" fostered a sense of community while being stranded at the Nevada festival by floodwaters.

Local resident Lori Edwards-Jonasson, who was just outside Fernley, Nevada on Tuesday morning, said "We were fine."

Amid one death and rain-soaked conditions that created a muddy mess, forecast improves for Burning Man's 70,000 attendees.

Pair trudged through mud for five miles after heavy downpours led to chaos at the Nevada site

The first time Masha Maltsava attended Burning Man – the annual “ephemeral city” that attracts thousands of free-spirited revelers in the Nevada desert – she over packed.

Burning Man festival organizers said attendees will be able to start leaving the grounds Monday afternoon, after a storm swept through the desert last week and left thousands stranded. “Gate Road remains too wet & muddy for most vehicles to safely navigate out of [Black Rock City] this morning, but is drying,” the organizers said…