Your pictures: Easter snow
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The Easter bunny arrived in this BBC Weather Watcher's garden in Inverness on Easter Monday
After a weekend of glorious sunshine for many, it was a different story for large parts of the north of Scotland on Monday.
People living in parts of the Highlands, Aberdeenshire, the western and northern isles were among those who reported at least a dusting of Easter snow.
The Met Office has warned of snow affecting areas north of Perth, and a strong northly wind in the far north of the country.
Here is a selection of our readers' photographs:
BBC Weather Watcher iolaire reported "light snow showers" in Tain in the Highlands
BBC Shetland's Jen Stout said Voe looks beautiful in the snow on Easter Monday - but there are "howlin gales".
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The snow might have got the better of these daffodils in Ullapool
There was snow on the ground at Aberdeen airport at Dyce
Dianne Frazer reported a blanket of snow at the 18th hole of Newtonmore golf course
The Western Isles didn't escape a dusting - this was the scene on the Isle of Harris on Monday morning