MARINE SYNOPSIS: A warm front will move through today followed by a cold front Tuesday. Another frontal system will move inland mainly to the south of the waters later Wednesday into Thursday. High pressure will build over the area Friday. Gale force winds over the coastal waters as well as the entrances to the Strait of Juan de Fuca today. Gale force winds ending over the coastal waters and West Entrance to the Strait late today. Gales force winds developing in Admiralty Inlet and over the Northern Inland waters tonight with gales continuing at the East Entrance to the Strait. Small craft advisory winds for the remainder of the waters today and tonight. Winds easing on Tuesday with the only small craft advisory because of winds for the Central Strait of Juan de Fuca. Small craft advisories for the coastal waters because of seas in the 14 to 17 foot range. Seas peaking Tuesday night near 20 feet before subsiding beginning Wednesday. Seas lowering back down below 10 feet Friday. Small craft advisory winds possible over the coastal waters Thursday as a system moves inland mainly south of the area. Felton (Issued: 338 AM PST Mon Dec 4 2023 by NOAA)