If you look at any of the swell models Sunday/Monday standout as a great increase in sea and wind. Looks like a low pressure may form off the coast.

Saturday-Tuesday...Model guidance continues to trend toward slightly
better agreement in handling the SW flank of the departing trough,
which is now forecast to pinch off into a closed low offshore the SE
coast, and continue to drift SE as is become trapped beneath a
strong ridge building to its north. While the GFS is slightly
farther east with the low aloft, differences at the surface have
become fairly minimal. A strong high pressure ridge builds over the
eastern CONUS/western Atlantic, which produces a strong surge of NE
to ENE winds spreading south/inland from the Atlantic into Florida
this weekend. This will produce breezy to windy conditions along
with unsettled (showery) weather for this weekend, especially along
the coast, with conditions slowly easing early next week.