High pressure currently resides over the northeastern Pacific, while a weak disturbance continues to progress across the area waters tonight. Northwesterly winds across portions of the coastal waters will increase tonight again as a result and are generally expected to persist between 20 to 25 kt. Onshore flow will increase tonight again as well, with another round of small craft strength westerlies expected through the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Winds look to peak around 25-30 kt this evening, before easing late tonight. High pressure will build back into the coastal waters on Monday and persist through midweek, bringing generally calmer conditions to the area waters. The next frontal system looks to approach the area waters on Friday. Seas across the coastal waters are generally persisting at 8-10 ft this afternoon. Expect seas to fall towards 6-8 ft on Monday and closer to 4-6 ft by midweek with high pressure over the region. Seas then look to increase towards 7-9 ft again late in the week in the wake of the next frontal system. 14 (Issued: 845 PM PDT Sun Apr 20 2025 by NOAA)