Breezy winds continue to diminish in the coastal waters and Strait of Juan de Fuca areas this morning behind a cold front that went through yesterday. Another weak trough will pass through the waters Sunday afternoon into Monday. As high pressure builds offshore, a descent push of onshore flow is expected late Sunday into Monday with northwesterlies pushing through the Strait of Juan de Fuca, and the northwestern portions of the coastal waters. Winds will peak in these areas of up to 20 to 25 kt, and a couple spots may see gusts approach 30 kt. Post-trough, there are no wind/weather concerns at this time for the remainder of the week. Seas in the coastal waters will steepen to 8-10 feet at roughly 10 seconds (the steepest seas will be in the northern half of the coastal zones today with 9 second periods). Expect a drop down to 5 to 7 feet Monday through the rest of the week. HPR (Issued: 207 AM PDT Sun Apr 20 2025 by NOAA)