On dry land! Casey Donovan jets into Sydney with a trolley full of luggage as she finally makes it home after getting trapped for days in severe weather at deadly Burning Man

Casey Donovan finally made it back home to Australia safely on Friday after getting trapped in severe weather conditions at the Burning Man Festival in Nevada.

The popstar, 35, was seen pushing a trolley full of luggage after jetting into Sydney Airport.

The singer was dressed casually for her flight in black jeans, a black shirt and a blue denim jacket.

She completed her look with a pair of white sneakers and wore a black watch.

Casey carried a black backpack as she pushed her luggage though the airport to an awaiting car.

The singer was dressed casually for her flight in black jeans, a black shirt and a blue denim jacket

Casey was trapped at Burning Man due to flooding which left thousands caught up in a national emergency.

She took to Instagram on Sunday to share a photo of a rainbow over a drenched camp site at the famous festival.

On Monday, Casey revealed she had finally make it out of the dessert.

‘Not dead yet, made it out…It’s been a year (sic) of a week haha,’ she wrote.

Tens of thousands of revelers attending the event in the Nevada desert were told to stay put and conserve food and water on Saturday after a massive rainstorm turned the site into a mud pit.

Casey carried her a black backpack as she pushed her luggage though the airport to an awaiting car

She completed her look with a pair of white sneakers and wore a black watch

Casey was trapped at Burning Man due to flooding which left thousands caught up in a national emergency

The final weekend of the hedonistic event ground to a halt on Friday night as freezing, mud-caked conditions took over but it even led to celebrities like Chris Rock making a bid to escape the deluge.

‘Do not travel to Black Rock City!’ Burning Man organisers tweeted, referring to the desert area where the alternative festival takes place.

‘Access to the city is closed for the remainder of the event, and you will be turned around’, organisers said in a statement on social media.

One festival-goer died during the event, with authorities yet to give details on their death. 

On Monday, Casey revealed she had finally make it out of the dessert. ‘Not dead yet, made it out…It’s been a year (sic) of a week haha,’ she wrote

Tens of thousands of revelers attending the event in the Nevada desert were told to stay put and conserve food and water on Saturday after a massive rainstorm turned the site into a mud pit