PHOTO GALLERY: Columbia prepares for second snowstorm

Jennifer Hecht describes the snow shovels for sale at the Westlake ACE Hardware on West Worley Street while talking on the phone to her husband, Brian Hecht, who was at home researching snow shovels online. She said she was disappointed there were no child-sized shovels on sale because she had hoped to get her children to help out with the shoveling.   |  Greg Kendall-Ball

Dave Kline loads a pair of snow shovels into the bed of his truck outside Westlake Ace Hardware on West Worley Street on Monday. After selling out of snow shovels following last week's snowstorm, the store ordered about 1,600 shovels Monday. For the first few hours, the store sold one shovel per minute as word spread about their stock.   |  Greg Kendall-Ball

An SUV drives past a pile of snow at the intersection of Elm and Tenth streets. Piles of snow that had been plowed remained all over Columbia on Monday as residents prepared for another winter storm, forecast to bring an additional 6 to 10 inches of snow to the area.   |  Greg Kendall-Ball

Cullen Barkau, a senior engineering student from Okawville, Ill., walks past a pile of snow near the Hitt Street parking garage. A second winter storm predicted to arrive Monday night was expected to bring rain and snow to the area.   |  Greg Kendall-Ball