Miami residents can bank on a partly sunny day today, with a chunky high pushing up to about 84 degrees, suggests the weather bigwigs at National Weather Service. Meanwhile, tonight's skyline will take on a mostly cloudy garb while the mercury dips to a comfortable 74, with winds staying loyal to the south.

Don't pack away those fans just yet, as Wednesday is bracing to serve up a slice of summer with temperatures flirting close to the sweaty 90s, and a wind from the south is set to add spice to the mix, this according to the riggings of NBC Miami's forecast, and if that's not enough buckle up because gusts could reach a brisk 30 mph, putting everything from hairdos to outdoor umbrellas on the defense.

Late Wednesday night, however, the weather has plans of its own, plotting a 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms after the clock strikes 3am; the stargazers might need to retreat as clouds strap in across the sky, and winds bullishly remain from the southwest, propelling gusts as high as 26 mph, reports the National Weather Service.

Thursday will see Miami caught in a tango with showers and thunderstorms before noon, then just when you think it's over there’s a "slight chance of showers between noon and 3pm," say the weather folks, who have pinned the day’s high at 79 degrees, post-storm calm ensues with mostly sunny days and cooler nights as weekend looms—NBC Miami points out that the most chilled morning is set to hit on Saturday, with the thermometer potentially skedaddling down to the upper-50s.

For the sun worshippers, the later part of the week into the weekend promises redemption: mostly sunny skies dance above, with Friday hitting near 80 and clear nights following suit, praise the forecasts from both outlets. The weekend isn’t straying far from this narrative, with sunny Saturday and mostly sunny Sunday rounding out the week with highs near 79 and 78, respectively. So, Miami, whether you're reaching for sunscreen or an umbrella this week, you're going to want to keep both handy.