Along with the rest of the country the Highlands missed out on a white Christmas – but recent days have seen a return to more typically wintry conditions.
Readers have been quick to end in their snaps of the white stuff as it has impacted on their areas, some seeing little more than a light dusting while others have been more significantly impacted.
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A woodland scene from Anja Fuglestad.
A yellow weather warning for snow and ice has been issued by The Met Office for the region, currently in place from 4pm today until noon tomorrow.
Snow showers will continue for the rest of today and into Tuesday morning bringing further accumulations of two to five cm in places, and five to 10 cm above 200 metres across northern Scotland. Showers will initially fall as rain or sleet at lower levels this evening, leading to a risk of icy stretches.
Framing the snow on the hills and a very wintry sky. Picture: Gordon Docherty PhotographyThe snow was thick in Tomatin as this picture by the aptly named Julie Snowden proves.Loch Ness was looking picture perfect as always in this snap from Jimmy Hendry.In the grounds of the Old High Church. Picture: Dvid CollinsAlongside the River Ness. Picture: Bill MacdonaldSnow – and footprints – on the road in Drumnadrochit. Picture: Debra MorrisThe scene in a Milton of Leys garden from Jenna Dalgetty.Trudy Houston sent in this picture of her dog looking slightly sad to be in the snow!
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