Northwesterly winds will remain breezy across the coastal waters today in the wake of a frontal system that moved through earlier this morning. High pressure will build across the northeastern Pacific this weekend, though another disturbance will move along its periphery and across the area waters Sunday into Monday. Onshore flow will continue, with another round of small craft strength westerlies expected down the Strait of Juan de Fuca this afternoon and evening. Another onshore push is expected along the Strait Sunday night into Monday, likely yielding another round of small craft headlines. High pressure will then persist across the northeastern Pacific through midweek, before weakening on Thursday as the next system approaches the waters Thursday night into Friday. Seas across the coastal waters remain steep and generally persist between 8-10 ft at around 8-10 seconds this afternoon. Seas will subside towards 7-9 ft by tonight, before falling to 6-8 ft on Sunday. A brief uptick towards 10 ft is possible again late Sunday into Monday, before seas subside towards 4-6 ft on Tuesday. 14 (Issued: 406 PM PDT Sat Apr 19 2025 by NOAA)