A weak occluded front will dissipate over the waters today. Shower activity will be possible for inland area waters, but otherwise ceilings are not expected to drop below a few hundred feet. The main concern this afternoon remains seas, which were still reported to be at 10 to 11 feet this afternoon in the coastal waters (based on buoy waters). This is on the decreases from seas this morning, so will allow the small craft advisories to drop from inner waters to outer waters this evening into Monday morning. The pattern becomes more roller-coaster like with troughs and ridges moving through the region throughout the week. The next trough on Tuesday has the potential to produce winds in excess of 20 kt over the coastal waters. Another potential windy spot is the East Strait of Juan de Fuca, but the potential for winds over 20 kt is low at this time. Otherwise, the next chance for a more organized system that may produce widespread winds will come next weekend (continue to monitor for a possible atmospheric river). Expect seas to drop to 6 to 9 feet tonight/Monday through Tuesday. The front Tuesday may produce waves up to 10 feet in parts of the outer coastal waters, but otherwise a substantial increase above 10 feet is not expected until next weekend. HPR (Issued: 815 PM PST Sun Mar 2 2025 by NOAA)