I agree with Yorh

• Defintely not a good idea to store nitrocellulose at -80C. I have never done this but I imagine it renders a brittle membrane even more brittle and susceptible to damage
• To store s membrane already probed for subsequent reasons probing it is perfectly acceptable - indeed common practice - to wrap in cling film and either store protected at room temp in a cold room or the fridge
• before re probing strip the membrane by subjecting to a stripping buffer (plus beta mercaptethanol) at 37 to 60C for up to 1 hour at this elevated temp or alternatively leave in this stripping buffer overnight at 4C
• For low level proteins it is even possible to strip the membrane by leaving in the cold room in TBS buffer plus 1% tween 20: thus if I am going to re probe a membrane over the course of 1 week I will simply with such low level proteins leave in TBS + 1 % tween in a cold room for 48 hours (instead of dry in cling film either at room temp or in the fridge); and then subject to stripping at elevated temp as described for about 30 min
• Finally having stripped re block for 1 hour then apply your second primary antibody; and then complete the western protocol as normal