INDIO, Calif. (KESQ) – Strong winds and blowing mud are creating challenges for festivalgoers on day two of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, after gusty situations disrupted performances and raised security considerations Friday evening.
Attendees say the wind was robust sufficient to trigger points throughout the pageant grounds and camp areas.
Kevin Velasco, who traveled from Los Angeles, stated situations grew to become particularly intense in a single day, describing how tents and canopies have been flying throughout the campgrounds as folks made their method again.
The climate additionally compelled some performances to be canceled, as organizers responded to security considerations tied to the wind.
Chase Carroll, a Rancho Mirage native attending his fifth Coachella, stated the wind and mud picked up within the night however didn’t take away from the general expertise for him and his group.
Festivalgoers say the desert setting makes unpredictable climate a part of the expertise, however preparation stays essential.
Velasco emphasised that wind is inevitable at Coachella and that securing campsites and unfastened gadgets ought to be a high precedence.
Others highlighted the significance of making ready for each warmth and mud all through the weekend.
Kylie Daniels, who traveled from Los Angeles, stated festivalgoers ought to prioritize sunscreen, hydration, and carrying a bandana to keep away from inhaling mud.
Despite the climate challenges, pleasure stays excessive for day two, particularly Justin Bieber set to take the Main Stage.
Daniels stated she got here to the pageant particularly to see Bieber and is hopeful to see him return to the stage.
While wind continues to be a priority heading into the night, many attendees say they’re ready to adapt and stay optimistic that performances will proceed with out interruption.
