A New York State trooper places flares along the Thruway entrance ramp from I-81 northbound where a tractor trailer was disabled on March 12, 2014 in Syracuse, N.Y. Bitter cold has returned to upstate New York on the heels of the blizzard that dumped 1½ feet of snow on western areas. The National Weather Service says high winds and temperatures in the teens and single digits will drive the wind chill well below zero Thursday, a day after a blizzard closed schools and highways in most of the western half of the upstate region. (AP Photo/The Syracuse Newspapers, Lauren Long) NO SALES
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