Current Conditions:
You’re almost directly south of the subtropical high, resulting in relatively weak winds (5-10 kts) from the NE. Satellite imagery shows skies are relatively clear. Currents appear weak, though there is a hint of a strong one to your west. Temperatures are in the low 70s, so it should be relatively comfortable.
Short term forecast:
As Adames noted yesterday, the anticyclone will be shifting eastward, bringing a more southerly component to the winds. During the day tomorrow, winds could be directly from the south, with little to no easterly component. Wind speeds shouldn’t be too strong though and will weaken heading into tomorrow night. Currents will be weak and disorganized. Significant wave height will be 2-3m and then decreasing throughout the day while the wind driven height will be small. Cloud cover shouldn’t be too large.
Long term forecast
Winds will remain relatively weak throughout the bulk of the week, but around Friday it looks like stronger easterlies should develop and may even turn into full blown southerlies as you move west. Wave height will continue to decrease throughout the 6th, before growing midday on the 7th.
Next 12 hrs (00-12 3/5 UTC):
Wind: 9-12 kts from the ENE
Pressure: 1014mb
Waves: 1.5-3 m in height
Current: weak
Cloud Cover= ~40%
12-18 hr forecast (12-18 3/5 UTC):
Wind: ~ 6 knots from the SE
Pressure: ~1016 mb
Waves: 1-2 m in height
Current: weak
Cloud Cover= ~10%
18-24 hr forecast (18-00 3/6 UTC):
Wind: weak
Pressure: ~1018 mb
Waves: 1-2 m in height
Current: weak
Cloud Cover= ~50%
Forecaster DeHart