The latest round of snow has resulted in more mountains of snow and ice in the Barracks Road Shopping Center parking lot. Many are wondering when will it all melt.

Officials at Martha Jefferson Hospital have mapped out their triage process in the emergency room in a way that allows patients to have minimal wait times to receive treatment. Through ample staffing, MJH has weathered winter injuries.

Snow, wind and slush hounded eastern commuters early today as blizzard warnings from Baltimore to New York City heralded the second major storm in a region already largely blanketed by weekend snowfall.

With the abnormally high snow accumulations in the area, many are getting the itch to vacation in warmer climates. Travel agents said they've seen people go on last-minute cruises, while others take advantage of indoor pools here in Charlottesville.

A diverted flight to Charlottesville-Albemarle Airport stranded passengers there during the snowy weekend. Power outages and delays at other airports backed up CHO, but the airport began getting back on track Monday.

Inspectors surveyed the property Monday of 84 Lumber, which sustained a partial roof collapse because of the weekend's heavy snowfall. Business in town is being taken care of in Lynchburg.

Like some residents in the area, the Weaver family has been without power for 48 hours and have put their camping skills to use to make up for their lack of electricity and water.

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Power outages were common in the area following the snowstorm, but some businesses, like the Charlottesville Area Association of Realtors, have adapted to the situation by using smart phones and social media.

Numerous disabled tractor trailers have caused Interstate 81 to be closed from mile marker 230 to mile marker 237.

The Carrsbrook neighborhood in Albemarle County has been without power for about 12 hours. Dominion Power crews have been on sites throughout the area to fix downed and damaged utility poles.

Heavy snow and ice are too much for tree branches and power lines to handle. The fallen debris is blocking roads, making driving conditions more dangerous.

After a rare snowstorm in December, members of the National Guard are prepared to handle issues that may arise this time around. Shelters are readied and soldiers are mobile.

After less than a month on the job, Gov. Bob McDonnell already enacted two states of emergency for winter weather. The latter comes as the Virginia Department of Transportation has already spent 94 percent of its budget.

Few people were out on country roads Friday as the snowstorm pummeled the area. However, VDOT has had a larger presence on primary roads that weren't repeatedly plowed during the December blizzard.

Shovels are in high demand as the area braces for this weekend's major snowstorm. Martin's Hardware received a shipment of 1,000 shovels Friday morning, and few remained before noon.

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Charlottesville's public works has already pre-treated roads with salt and sand. A command center has been set up to answer calls and monitor its staff's snow removal progress, which begins once an inch accumulates on the roads.

The snow this weekend is forecast to be wetter and heavier than the big snow in December so power outages are a concern.

The Mid-Atlantic is preparing for a repeat of the December 19 storm that dumped more than 20 inches of snow on some areas.

Governor Bob McDonnell declared a state of emergency Wednesday evening, authorizing state agencies to assist local governments responding to the winter storm that is expected to affect the Commonwealth early Friday through Saturday.

As road conditions in and around Charlottesville worsened, residents prepared for another snow storm by gassing up and buying necessities like bread, eggs and milk.

The Downtown Mall was busy with activity Saturday as the snow fell. It was a scene opposite that in December, when the holiday punch left the mall swarming with snow drifts instead of people.

VDOT warns drivers that hazardous conditions are expected across much of Virginia during Saturday's snowfall.

The City of Charlottesville said it is more prepared for this weekend's snowstorm than it was for the "holiday punch" that hit Central Virginia in December. The city has plans for more effective snow removal and operation of CTS buses.