"Burning Man's Chilling Twist: Hypothermic Revelers Seek Refuge in Local Bars Amid Torrential Rain"

Unprecedented storms at Burning Man in Nevada's Black Rock Desert have caused freezing, mud-caked conditions, leading to hypothermia among revelers and the halt of all traffic in and out of the festival. Organizers have urged attendees to seek shelter in RVs and large vehicles, while local bars have become packed with festivalgoers seeking warmth. The storms have transformed the desert into a mud-caked swamp, forcing the cancellation of scheduled burns and the ban of driving and biking. Despite the challenges, attendees are making the most of the situation, sharing their experiences on social media.