A frontal system moving through the area will keep winds slightly elevated over the coastal and interior waters. A small craft advisory remains in effect for the coastal waters for elevated seas and winds and will go unaltered. A small craft advisory is also in place for the Central and Eastern Strait for a push of westerly winds ranging from 15-25 kts, however most obs show these winds have largely subsided with the exception of Race Rocks on the Canadian side of the Central Strait. Given both this downward trend and the persistence of one observation point, will leave this headline in place until its expiration time of 9 PM this evening. Another disturbance will push through the waters Tuesday bringing breezy southerlies across the waters. A brief break in the weather Wednesday and Thursday before another system approaches the area near the end of the week. Combined seas around 9 to 11 feet will generally remain through Tuesday. Seas look to subside to around 5 to 7 feet by midweek, before gradually building back up to 10 feet by the end of the week. Mazurkiewicz/18 (Issued: 757 PM PDT Mon Apr 7 2025 by NOAA)