(Page 2 of 2)  A One-two Weather Punch  February 22, 1997|By
Flynn McRoberts and T. Shawn Taylor, Tribune Staff Writers.
Tribune reporters Dionne Searcey, James Hill, Annie Sweeney,
Teresa Puente, Pamela Cytrynbaum and Jacquelyn Heard contributed
to this article.  In the Dunlo-Highlands subdivision, an
unincorporated area southwest of Dundee and Buffalo Grove Roads,
water was so deep around one house that the passing traffic
created waves that washed up to the front door. The owner took
an effective countermeasure: She parked her car in the street,
blocking all traffic.  In the Foxcroft subdivision on Aurora's
west side, some residents called their street Walden Pond. The
real name is Walden Circle, but the street's sewers were backing
up, edging toward their homes.  In July, when the city had
record rainfall leading to perhaps $100 million in flood
damages, the water on Walden backed into several of the homes
there.  Sharon Lee, 45, who has lived on Walden for 11 years,
had to leave her house from July to No