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re: Hippies Declare National Emergency as heavy rains trap upwards of 70k at Burning Man

Posted on 9/4/23 at 6:20 pm to
Posted by WhereisAtlanta
Member since Jun 2016
847 posts
Posted on 9/4/23 at 6:20 pm to
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Burners, especially veteran Burners are remarkably well prepared. It also isn't the monsoon season, that is winter and spring. BM usually doesn't see more than maybe a 30-minute shower. The biggest issue is dust/wind and freezing temps at night.


If rain not only cancels your entire event but causes a "national emergency" requiring rescue when most others call it a fun weekend you are not well prepared for jack shite in general.

I am sure some individuals are but it's certainly not the general rule.

You also need to check your almanac, the fact you do not know when the monsoon season is means you likely never properly prepared.

Below is a quote from the City of Las Vegas.

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Monsoon season arrives in the southwestern United States in the late summer. As the land heats up, it causes humid air from the Pacific Ocean to move inland and north through Mexico, Arizona and into Nevada. The moist air eventually becomes unstable and forms thunderstorms. Monsoon Season typically lasts from late June to mid-September.


Posted by billjamin
Houston
Member since Jun 2019
12638 posts
Posted on 9/4/23 at 6:30 pm to
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Below is a quote from the City of Las Vegas.

Isn’t it almost 500 miles from Vegas? Idk what the season is but that doesn’t seem like a good comparison. Maybe Reno.
Posted by Obtuse1
Westside Bodymore Yo
Member since Sep 2016
25852 posts
Posted on 9/4/23 at 6:57 pm to
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If rain not only cancels your entire event but causes a "national emergency" requiring rescue when most others call it a fun weekend you are not well prepared for jack shite in general.


Nobody that has ever met me, certainly not traveled with me, would ever call me ill-prepared. It is impossible to prepare for every eventuality and certainly not for every freak possibility.

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You also need to check your almanac, the fact you do not know when the monsoon season is means you likely never properly prepared.


LOL, admittedly I just mimicked you with the use of monsoon because there is no monsoon season in the Black Rock Desert but the wettest times of the year are winter and spring. The fact you use southern Nevada to make your climate point shows just how much you know about the micro-climates in the region. The playa is impacted by the Cascades and Sierra Nevada range and is 350 miles north and 175 west of Las Vagas. You might want to check your map because if you are unaware of this you are likely usually lost.

Whether you know it or not you are trying to big-dick someone that has spent time in some of the most inhospitable areas of the planet and knows how to read a map.
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