A dust storm slammed Burning Man in Nevada’s Black Rock Desert on Monday, September 2 – the final day of the festival – forcing departing attendees to wait several hours in line before they could leave the area.This footage from Brian Monash shows people struggling against strong winds as they try to secure a large tent.Monash leads Camp NYC Deli, a group of “burners” who traveled from New York City. He told Storyful they “served 5,000 free meals to burners during the event and provided a public 80-person air-conditioned circus tent for people to sleep in during the days.” On Monday, the tent became their “refuge from the storm,” Monash said.A second video shows a flag fluttering in near-whiteout conditions along the “exodus line,” where waits of more than 5 hours were reported by Burning Man organizers.The flag belongs to NYC Community Container, an organization that transported New Yorkers’ belongings to the festival grounds, Monash said. "They stayed open through this, if you can believe it. They