The phrase "a higher flooding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an increase in the level or severity of flooding in a particular area or context.
Example: "The recent weather patterns have led to a higher flooding risk in coastal regions."
Alternatives: "increased flooding" or "greater flooding".
But nobody can remember a higher flood.
In all three cities, they found that hazard assessments indicated a higher flood risk when both drivers were accounted for.
We further expected (iii) that a higher flood level and longer inundation at the lowest sites should cause elevated tree turnover rates (greater mortality and also recruitment rates), while greater drought exposure at the highest sites should increase mortality at this end of the gradient as well but not recruitment.
The first year of this parliament had a high flood defence budget set by the previous government, which was subsequently cut by about a quarter by the coalition.
With winds of 110 miles per hour and a high flood of seawater along the coast, the storm paralyzed the nation's fourth-largest city.
The findings indicate that LID practices are effective for flood inundation mitigation at the watershed scale, and especially for reducing inundated areas with a high flood hazard risk.
It said: "Heavy and persistent rain will continue across northern England bringing a high flood risk from both rivers and surface water flooding across much of Cumbria, with severe flooding impacts likely.
Various scenarios of LID implementation levels can reduce total inundated areas by 2%17%% and areas with a high flood hazard level by 6%80%%.
Twentypercentt of properties that claimed at least two losses in 10 years under the federal insurance program between 1978 and 1995 were outside the areas FEMA had mapped as a high flood risk, according to flooding consultant David Conrad.
Tom Youngs went barrelling forwards from a high Flood kick and when the Tigers recycled the fly-half threaded through a precise grubber kick and winger Morris won the race to touch down.
Finally, water from Auburn Dam, if connected to the long-unfinished Folsom South Canal as originally planned by Reclamation, would be costly and in unreliable supply as the annual inflows to the reservoir would be a relatively modest or, even though the river poses a high flood threat.
