After three years of drought, the skies are showering the Valley — and all of California — with an abundant supply of rain and snow.

Here are images from GV Wire’s videographers, as well as from social media posts, of the moisture-laden warm storm that began Thursday, March 9, 2023, and is expected to continue through the weekend.

Watch: Storm Floods Eastern Fresno County Near Tivy Valley

Watch: Fresno Streets and the San Joaquin River

Watch: Rain Runoff on Highway 168 four-lane below Shaver Lake

Watch: Friday Storm Scenes Near Kingsburg

Watch: Raging Waters in Three Rivers

Video from this morning in the town of Three Rivers, several miles outside of Sequoia National Park. Reminder that Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks are closed to visitation. Roads nearby are hazardous and in places impassable. Please do not travel to the affected area! pic.twitter.com/zAszKozdhj

— Sequoia & Kings Cyn (@SequoiaKingsNPS) March 10, 2023

Watch: Flooding in Tulare County Town of Springville

Crazy #flooding in #Springville #California #atmospheric_river after heavy #rain and snow melt. Dozens of homes flooding, one collapsed and many more threatened to collapse. @jpetramala pic.twitter.com/4IAUf17QjK

— WxChasing- Brandon Clement (@bclemms) March 10, 2023

Watch: Kern River Flooding

#kernriver more flooding pic.twitter.com/9BmnJ2M6YI

— Matt Volpert (@goraftingdotcom) March 10, 2023

#kernriver currently at 35,000 cfs and rising. View from backyard on Sirretta. #kern #californiarain #flooding pic.twitter.com/yL2Wv0G8II

— dougbarden (@dougbarden) March 10, 2023

Watch: Video From Throughout Fresno County

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