Miami locals are gearing up for a week of sunshine and climbing temperatures, with today's forecast mirroring the idyllic skies seen on Saturday. According to the National Weather Service, the city will revel under mostly sunny skies with highs bobbing near the 80-degree mark and breezes from the east.

Temperatures are on an upwards trajectory, perching in the upper 60s in the early hours and swiftly warming with the day's progress. "Temps will be very similar to Saturday – Miami topped out Saturday at 82 degrees and we are looking for a copy and paste forecast today," NBC Miami reported. An encroaching humidity is set to push the mercury even higher, with possible peaks into the 90s by Thursday, potentially marking the highest temperatures encountered so far this year.

The week's outlook is predominantly dry, with a steady sea breeze possibly triggering isolated showers mid-week. However, the overarching dry spell is predicted to hold steadfast. A cold front expected to brush through late Thursday into early Friday brings the next chance for rainfall, though the probability remains low and sporadic. The anticipated front should temper the humidity, ushering in more comfortable conditions just in time for the weekend's leisure.

Insurance against an umbrella purchase continues, as "The dry pattern will continue for much of the upcoming week," NBC Miami adds. When the cold front does arrive, it's expected to make a subtle touchdown, potentially revitalizing Miami's air with a fleeting, cool crispness before making it's exit.