April is just days away, the clocks have gone forward and we were hopeful that spring had perhaps arrived.
But the past few days have definitely put that idea to rest, with the endless wind and rain proving we're not out of the woods just yet.
And while the rest of the UK is talking about a spring heatwave, that doesn't look like it's on the cards for us. The adverse weather refuses to leave us alone, with plenty of miserable weather to come.
According to the iPhone weather app, snow will head to Glasgow on Easter Monday, April 5 and again on Wednesday, April 7.
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The Met Office is also warning that we could be in for a cold snap, with the long range forecast predicting a "cold and unsettled" conditions in the north of the UK.
It reads: "Temperatures will be around or a little below average for the early part of April, with some chilly nights. It will likely turn colder and more unsettled from the north by the start of the following week.
"All areas of the UK are likely to see spells of rain and stronger winds.
"Some wintry showers are possible too though any snow is most likely over hills in the north of the country. After a colder spell, temperatures will probably start to return back closer to average towards the end of this period."
For the weather forecast in full you can visit the Met Office website here.
