High pressure will build over the northeastern Pacific today, generally promoting calmer conditions across the area waters. A weak disturbance riding the periphery of the ridge will push into the region tonight into Saturday, promoting onshore flow and another push of westerly winds through the Strait of Juan de Fuca, with gusts to around 25 kt likely into early Saturday. Thus, have issued another round of small craft advisories for the central and eastern Strait tonight into Saturday morning. Small craft advisories will also remain in effect for the outer coastal waters into this afternoon with seas hovering around 10 ft. Seas will gradually subside towards 6-8 ft by tonight. High pressure will then persist over the coastal waters through much of the weekend, with seas primarily ranging between 4-6 ft. A thermal trough then looks to extend northward along the Washington coast late Sunday into Monday and could allow for winds to briefly turn offshore early Monday. A weakening frontal system may approach the area waters early next week, but does not look to bring much impact to the area at this time outside of a slight uptick in winds and seas building back towards 6-8 ft. High pressure then looks to build back into the region behind the system and persist into midweek. Seas look to approach 8-10 ft Tuesday night into Wednesday. 14 (Issued: 936 AM PDT Fri Apr 11 2025 by NOAA)