This weekend's storm caused many problems for drivers on the roads. Pilots also faced troubles on the runways. Crews were working to keep the tarmac clear and are stepping up efforts, in preparation for Tuesday's bout of winter weather.

In Harrisonburg, crews have been working--and will continue to work--to make sure roads are as safe as possible. The Virginia Department of Transportation says some secondary roads could still be snow covered, but have been plowed at least once.

VDOT reports, most primary roads in the Valley are in minor to moderate condition.

"We saw a big improvement this time from December, a lot of people stayed home and that really helped out the plow drivers," said Sandy Myers from VDOT's Public Affairs office in Staunton.

As far as Shenandoah Regional Airport is concerned, the first arrival was Monday at 1:00 p.m.

In terms of local roads, VDOT says they're preparing for Tuesday's winter weather just like any other storm.