"experience flooding" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a situation where someone feels like they are overwhelmed and submerged by their emotions or a situation. For example, "I experienced flooding when I heard the news of my grandmother's passing."
But of the 10 stations next on the list of flood-prone areas, seven did not experience flooding.
Roads were closed and the SES warned residents in the Kimberley, Railton, Latrobe and Forth region they might experience flooding as the Mersey and Forth rivers rose faster than anticipated.
It said there was 8mm of rain overnight on Saturday into Sunday and it was unlikely any new properties or new communities would experience flooding.
They said they and their colleagues were making contact every four hours throughout the day with a list of 53 facilities in Zones A and B that could potentially experience flooding.
"Many communities along the river will experience flooding in proportions they haven't seen," said Jody Farhat, chief of the Missouri River Basin water management division of the Army Corps of Engineers.
"The country has faced an extraordinary combination of weather conditions over the last six weeks and our thoughts are with those communities that have, and in some places continue to, experience flooding," she said.
And in turn, broadcasters and viewers enjoy a vibrant experience flooded with comments.
The experience floods my mind with memories of growing up in the Midwest with many of those happy childhood events encased in Catholicism.
The flooding destroyed the town's aqueduct and even areas in less hazardous zones experienced flooding.
Here's her post-Irene report, and if it doesn't bring you to tears check your ductwork: Full disclosure: our farm experienced flooding only in hay fields.
In Cornwall, Helston, Perranporth, Camborne, Newquay and Truro experienced flooding.
