Miami residents can expect a break from the typical swelter with a forecast promising cooler and more temperate conditions for the remainder of the week. Tuesday will kick off with upper-60s in the morning, a refreshing change for those weary of Florida's oft-oppressive heat, according to NBC Miami.

The daytime high will hover just below the 80-degree mark, a significant shift from previous, hotter temperatures. A steady breeze is also on tap, elevating the risk for rip currents and triggering a small craft advisory until the winds are expected to calm down by Wednesday. Locals should remain vigilant if heading to the beaches or out on the water during this time.

Stability in weather seems to be the theme for the week, with the National Weather Service aligning with NBC Miami's forecast of a "rinse and repeat" situation from Wednesday through Friday. The forecast predicts mostly sunny days, with highs comfortably reaching near 79 and gentle eastern winds coursing through the region.

As the weekend approaches, Miami folks can expect a slight uptick in temperatures as well as wind speeds. Saturday's forecast signals mostly sunny skies with a high near 81 degrees and more pronounced breezes coming from the east. Yet the marine weather implications persist, as noted by officials and weather services, with a continued advisory for small craft still a possibility.

While the week is largely expected to stay dry, the occasional quick, passing showers could make a brief cameo over the weekend, as hinted by NBC Miami. So, whether one plans on indulging in the sandy beaches or the city's bustling streets, it's advised to keep a light jacket at hand and possibly a compact umbrella, just in case those showers decide to grace Miami with their presence.