We investigate delay-time distributions in the scattering of short Gaussian pulses in microwave networks which simulate quantum graphs. We show that in the limit of short delay times the delay-time distribution is very sensitive to the internal structure of the networks. Therefore, it can be used to reveal their local structure including the boundary conditions at the vertices of the networks. In the frequency domain the pulses comprise many resonance frequencies of the networks. Furthermore, we show that the time-delay distribution averaged over different internal configurations of a finite network decays exponentially. Our experimental results for four-vertex and isoscattering microwave networks are in very good agreement with the theoretical ones obtained from the modified theory of U. Smilansky and H. Schanz [J. Phys. A 51, 075302 (2018)1751-811310.1088/1751-8121/aaa0df]. We modified the theory to account for internal absorption of microwave networks.
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