High pressure over the coastal waters today will maintain northwesterly. A weak cold front early Monday morning will bring southwesterly winds, with winds turning more southerly Tuesday. Generally calm conditions for the coastal waters as additional systems traverse the waters throughout the week. Diurnally driven pushes of westerly winds down the Strait of Juan de Fuca will occur during the evening hours over the next several days with varying degrees of intensity. Today's push looks to remain below small craft strength, with sustained wind speeds around 15-20 kt for the central and east Strait. In addition, may occasionally see some gusts up to 25 kt. However, with probabilities being 20% or less in exceeding 21 kt across the Strait, decided to hold off on issuing a Small Craft. Seas across the coastal waters will generally remain between 3-4 ft today, increasing to 4-6 ft on Monday. By midweek, seas will subside to 3-5 ft. A system at the end of the week will allow for seas to build towards 5-7 ft by the weekend. 29 (Issued: 827 PM PDT Sun Jun 15 2025 by NOAA)