Juan de Fuca Strait - BC Waters - East Entrance Marine Forecast
| Winds... Wind Southeast 15 To 25 Knots Veering To Southwest 20 Tuesday Morning Then Increasing To West 25 To 35 Near Noon Tuesday. |
| Waves... Tonight, Waves 4 To 6 Ft. Tue, Waves 3 To 5 Ft. Tue Night, Waves 5 To 7 Ft. |
| Skies... Tonight, Periods Of Rain. Tuesday, Periods Of Rain Ending In The Afternoon Then A Mix Of Sun And Cloud. |
| Wednesday...Winds West 20 Knots Diminishing To East 10 To 15 In The Afternoon. |
| Thursday...Winds East 10 To 20 Knots. |
| Friday...Winds Southeast 15 To 25 Knots Diminishing To Light. |
Marine Weather Statement For The Pacific Waters
Issued By Environment Canada 4:00pm PST Monday 6 February 2023.
A Frontal System Over The Queen Charlotte Sound Will Move Southeastward Across The South Coast Tonight And Tuesday Morning. Southerly To Southwesterly Ahead Of This System Will Ease To Moderate To Strong Westerlies Behind It This Evening. Strong To Gale Force Southeasterlies In The Strait Of Georgia Will Ease Shift To Moderate To Strong Southwesterlies Tuesday Morning, With Westerly Gales Developing In The Juan De Fuca Strait Tuesday Afternoon.
A 998 Millibar Low Will Approach Southern Bowie Early Tuesday Morning And Reach The Mainland North Coast Tuesday Evening. Gale Force Westerlies In Its Vicinity Will Develop Over Parts Of The Offshore And Central Waters Early Tuesday Morning. Local Storm Force Westerlies Can Be Expected South Of The Low. Gale Force Outflows Can Be Expected Near Midday Tuesday Near Portland Inlet. Winds Will Ease To Moderate To Strong Westerlies In The Wake Of The Low Tuesday Night.
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