Low-level onshore flow persists with high pressure over the coastal waters of the Pacific and lower pressure inland. Benign conditions over the marine zones expected tonight into Saturday. A westerly push through the strait this evening is seeing wind speeds largely remain below SCA criteria. Only Race Rocks is currently meeting criteria and, as such, conditions are not widespread enough to warrant any headlines or updates. The next best chance for SCA- level winds in the Strait appears to be Saturday night into Sunday morning. Marine stratus will persist in varying coverage for the next several days with visibility restrictions a possibility over the zones. A frontal system will move through the region early next week. At this time the threat for widespread breezy winds impacting small craft is low. Seas generally 4 to 6 ft tonight into Saturday.although some spots in the far outer waters may see seas reach 7 ft. Waves easing Saturday evening with resulting seas 3 to 5 ft. McMillian/18 (Issued: 820 PM PDT Fri Jul 26 2024 by NOAA)