Several forecasters are predicting the white stuff to start falling from today.
It may be spring on the calendar, but the winter weather hasn't left Scotland yet as snow is set to his the country from today until later this week.
Speaking on today's forecast, Met Office meteorologist Marcus Patenga said: "As that rain pushes in across Scotland into cold air, it could well start to turn to snow, particularly across hills north of the central belt later on this afternoon. Tuesday will see affected snow area shrink significantly, with 8cm an hour to fall mostly over Perth. However, this area will widely expand across the northwest by Wednesday, while Perth will once again see the most snow, with 11cm set to fall every hour.
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