The forecast in Miami, Florida remains steady with the city expecting another spell of pleasant weather and a persistent breeze. Following a brushfire scare near SW 85th St. and SW 137th Ave., the conditions are settling with the fire nearly 100% contained. This should bring relief to locals worried about the spread due to lower humidity levels and steady winds, as reported by the NBC Miami.

While the fire is under control, residents might still encounter some remnant smoke over parts of SW Miami-Dade. With rip currents posing a continued risk due to the Miami breeze, beachgoers are advised to exercise caution for the next couple of days. Temperatures are set to hover in the low-80s, and no rain is anticipated to interrupt the sunny weather so typical of South Florida, as confirmed by the National Weather Service.

Looking ahead, a shift in wind direction is expected, marking a change in the atmosphere. Southeast winds, along with slightly weaker currents, will usher in a slight increase in both temps and humidity. Residents should prepare for mid to upper-80s by the end of the week, with 'feels like' numbers projected to rise above 90, as per NBC Miami's latest report.

As the workweek winds down, the forecast promises warmer days and higher moisture content in the air—conditions ripe for those planning to spend their time outdoors over the weekend. The outlook for rain remains low, ensuring that those with outdoor activities on their agenda can forge ahead without the worry of weather interruptions. It's clear skies and sun ahead, cementing the region's reputation for it's enviable climate.