High pressure/ridging will give way to a trough tonight/Sunday. Some lingering fog is clearing out of Puget Sound this afternoon (as high clouds build in). A weak cold front is well offshore with shower activity increasing in coverage. The front is expected to collapse prior to arriving to shore tonight/Sunday morning. Showers will spread more inland tonight/Sunday. Widespread dense fog is not expected (due to lower cloud coverage), but cannot rule out some mist with the showers potentially reducing visibilities. Winds are expected to remain light across all seas from now through next week, with winds changing between south and north as the ridge/trough pattern continues through next week. A Small Craft Advisory was extended for the inner Coastal Waters into Sunday afternoon, and continues for the outer Coastal Waters as well, with seas generally ranging 8 to 12 feet. Seas will lower to below 10 feet by Monday. JD/HPR (Issued: 809 PM PST Sat Mar 1 2025 by NOAA)