High pressure is to remain positioned 1200 nmiles north of Hawaii and a bit west of  the California coast not providing much of a pressure gradient as would usually be expected along the Cape Mendocino coast providing north winds only in the 15-20 kt range resulting in only small short period north windswell pushing down into Central CA. Otherwise there's no suggestion of North Pacific gale development expected for the next 7 days. Though there has been consistent wind motion over the western dateline region, it has just not been strong enough to produce swell nor tracking east enough to penetrate the bulletproof high pressure system locked over the East Pacific. Looking down south a gale tracked east under New Zealand Mon-Wed (9/8) generating 45-50 kt west winds and 34 ft seas but aimed pretty well east and not so much to the north.  But on Thurs-Fri (9/10) it is to regenerate while tracking almost due north with 40-45 kt south winds and seas to 36 ft. The net result is to be some moderate southern hemi swell a week out.  But until then small north local windswell is the only hope.

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