Miami residents can anticipate a week filled with sunny skies and a gradual temperature climb, setting the stage for a comfortable yet warming trend across South Florida. Starting off with a mostly sunny outlook and highs nearing 78 degrees Fahrenheit, as reported by the National Weather Service, an easterly breeze will usher in gusts as high as 22 mph today.

Tonight's forecast points to partly cloudy conditions with temperatures dipping to around 70 degrees, with steadfast eastern winds. As NBC 6 Miami indicates, the coastal warmth prevails in light of the offshore winds from the balmy Atlantic. This suits spectators fine for the partial eclipse, which is predicted to commence in Key West at 1:42 PM., and a minute or five later in Miami and Fort Lauderdale respectively.

Looking forward to Tuesday, the National Weather Service forecasts this partly sunny trend to persist, complete with moderately strong easterly winds and the possibility of gusts peaking at 23 mph. With a high near 79, the workweek's midpoint ushers in higher temperatures reaching the low 80s, all under mostly sunny expanses.

As the week progresses, a shift in wind direction to the south is expected to bring in even warmer air, with Thursday anticipated to flaunt a high around 87 degrees, and breezy conditions that could prompt gusts roaring to 30 mph, the National Weather Service warns. NBC 6 Miami projects an uptick in atmospheric activity later in the week, with a chance of showers or thunderstorms presenting itself Thursday night ahead of what is pegged to be an "amazing" weekend of clear skies and mild temperatures.

The weekend forecast, according to both outlets, suggests optimal conditions for outdoor plans with the temperature settling in the low 80s during the day and hitting the upper 60s at night. This weather arrangement aligns perfectly with the South Florida lifestyle of beaches and boulevards, offering both locals and visitors a slice of meteorological paradise as they head into the latter part of the week.