Here we snow again?

Just as the first spring weekend arrives, a “potentially impactful wintry weather” system could hit parts of Massachusetts.

The National Weather Service is tracking the chance for wet snow across areas of the Bay State’s interior and higher terrain.

As of right now, any snow associated with this system looks to stay confined to the higher elevations with a cold rain for everyone else, including the Boston-area.

“This (weekend) will be our next opportunity for potentially impactful wintry weather,” reads the National Weather Service’s forecast discussion.

“At this point, risk appears highest across the Berkshires/Worcester Hills and a cold rain elsewhere,” the NWS discussion states. “There could even be some wintry mix in there as warmer air surges in late aloft, but for now have kept the forecast rain/snow… Stay tuned especially if you’ve got travel plans.”

There are also some early signals of strong gusty winds with this system.

Ahead of the weekend, the Boston-area will see above normal temps in the 50s.

Wednesday’s temps should be in the mid-50s, along with a mix of sun and clouds. Some rain showers could move in Wednesday evening.

Thursday’s temps are expected to climb a bit to the upper 50s, while rain showers should stick around.

A cold front will pass through on Friday, bringing temps down to the low 50s but still above normal.

National Weather Service meteorologist Bill Simpson said, “Overall, it’s kind of a nice stretch of weather for the first week of spring.”