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    Snow, sleet and rain hit the northeastern United States on March 19, the last full day of winter, snarling traffic and closing several schools.

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    9. A house on Plum Island sits on its side after coming off its foundation in the high tide during an overnight winter storm in Newbury
    10. Carol Marelli walks down her flooded street Thursday, March 7, 2013, in Sea Bright, N.J., after an overnight storm. Flooding remained a problem in this and other shore towns. Water on roadways was als
    11. Carol Marelli walks down her flooded street Thursday, March 7, 2013, in Sea Bright, N.J., after an overnight storm. Flooding remained a problem in other shore towns. Water on roadways was also forcing
    12. Crews clear a flooded road Thursday, March 7, 2013, in Sea Bright, N.J., after an overnight storm caused the ocean to breach a temporary dune. The lingering late-winter storm brought new damage Thursd
    13. Snow plows attempt to stay ahead of a massive blizzard near Winchester, Virginia
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    15. Onlookers take pictures in front of Cloud Gate, a public sculpture by Indian-born British artist Anish Kapoor, as they walk around the Millennium Park as a snow storm passes through the region Tuesday
    16. A snow plow clears a parking lot at O
    17. John Baer of Elgin, Ill. finishes shoveling half of his driveway on Wing Park Ave. during a snow storm in the suburbs of Chicago, Ill. on Tuesday, March 5, 2013. (AP Photo/Daily Herald, Brian Hill)
    18. A woman walks by the Cloud Gate Sculpture during a snowstorm in Chicago
    19. A couple takes pictures of an LED display projecting images of faces, during snow in Chicago
    20. A worker uses a snow blower in front of the Cloud Gate Sculpture during snow in Chicago
    21. Workers remove snow from cars at an auto dealership Tuesday, March 5, 2013, in Bloomington, Minn. left by a storm that is crawling east from the Dakotas and Minnesota toward Chicago which could bring
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