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The monsoon rains, fueled by a strong El Niño, caused extensive flooding across the state of Nevada.


 Despite organisers' urging attendees to wait 24 before leaving, thousands hit the road, making the slow 10mph journey off site, leaving behind what has been branded 'the saddest Burning Man ever'


The organizers of the popular Burning Man festival in Nevada have lifted a driving ban after heavy rain caused muddy conditions in the area, stranding thousands.

Hundreds of vehicles are journeying out of the Burning Man festival grounds after heavy rains trapped tens of thousands and surrounded them with ankle-deep mud too thick to drive in.

The model, 31, was pictured leaving the festival with her pal Tessa Thompson after the storms dried up enough for party-goers to begin their exodus from the desert.

The Burning Man 2023 flood has seen rain turn the Nevada Black Rock desert to a mud bath, with one death confirmed.

The Nevada festival has been hit by extreme weather that stopped vehicles accessing the site over the weekend

The fallout from the 2023 chaotic iteration of Burning Man continues as the local sheriff slammed attendees for leaving trash strewn across the Nevada desert.

Burning Man will come to an end on Monday night with the igniting of the man. Sixty four thousand people will then attempt to leave the waterlogged Nevada desert site.

Tens of thousands of festival-goers were stranded Sunday in deep mud in the Nevada desert after rain turned the annual Burning Man gathering into a quagmire, with police investigating one death. Video footage showed costume-wearing &quot&#x3B;burners&quot&#x3B; struggling across the wet gray...