Weak thermal troughing continues to work onshore and dissipate as a weak front approaches the region from the northwest. Winds in the Central Strait hitting SCA criteria while the East Entrance is seeing gusts that fall within criteria.but sustained have not quite ramped up just yet. Given the speeds being seen in the Central portion, fairly confident that these speeds will translate further eastward and as such, inherited Small Craft Advisory looks good and will remain unchanged. The aforementioned front will approach the area early tomorrow morning but will dissipate as it does so, leaving only scattered showers and minimal impacts. A more substantial system will move through the area waters on Thursday. At this time, winds look to remain under advisory thresholds. A weak surface ridge will momentarily ease wind speeds for Saturday before an active pattern re-emerges Sunday. Seas look to remain 4 to 6 feet at about 10 seconds through the rest of the week and into Saturday. LH/18 (Issued: 753 PM PDT Tue Apr 23 2024 by NOAA)