Some parts of New South Wales (including where @waggawerewolf27 resides) are presumably currently experiencing gale force winds associated with a "bomb cyclone".

A cyclone is different from a hurricane when these storm systems spin in opposite directions to each other. 

I have never experienced a hurricane,  but heavy rain for more than 24 hours can flood my street.

Warragamba Dam, southwest of this area, is up to 98% full, and should it spill, there will indeed be a flood in the Hawkesbury district. 

A district is another name for the surrounding area of a particular town, or even just a part of a city.  

The distinctive rings surrounding Saturn are compost mainly of ice particles, some rock and dust.

I've heard that when Hawaii's Kilauea volcano was erupting, there were particles of gold in the lava. 

The volcano, Mount Vesuvius destroyed the city of Pompeii in 79AD, burying it in 4 to 6 metres of volcanic ash.

I destroyed my homework because I accidentally fed it to a butterfly.

The 1992 hit song "Accidently Kelly Street" by Australian band Frente! — the exclamation mark was part of their name — was apparently written by someone who couldn't spell "accidentally".  

The Song "Easy Street" was prominent in a particularly memorable episode of The Walking Dead.

The trouble with getting older is having to use a walking stick when I become breathless, too quickly, if I don't use it. 

"So go on, go on,

Come on, leave me breathless..."

("Breathless" by Irish band The Corrs — big hit when I was still in high school) 

"Leave a Light on" by Belinda Carlisle was a favourite song of my older sister when I was a young child.

I've been listening to "Can't Get It Out of My Head" by the Electric Light Orchestra and I can't get it out of my head... no, I can't get it out of my head...