The weather forecast for Miami is sticking to a predictable pattern: warm mornings in the 70s, followed by afternoon highs in the 80s, with humidity levels staying high. With the rainy season forecasted to start around May 15, the sticky air is here to stay, but locals can expect a refreshing beach breeze in the afternoons. Bright skies and mostly clear nights are predicted, with temperatures in the mid to high-80s throughout the week, as reported by the National Weather Service.

As the week progresses, Miami residents should prepare for the mercury to climb even further; the wind is expected to shift southward and could bring hotter conditions heading into Mother's Day weekend, according to NBC Miami. With the forecast calling for afternoon temperatures to hit low to mid-90s by Friday, and possibly higher during the weekend, it's advised to find some shade as it's gonna feel close to a sweltering 100°.

Looking ahead to the weekend, the National Weather Service indicates a 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms on Saturday, with sunny conditions and highs peaking at a scorching 92 degrees. Saturday night, the chance of precipitation drops slightly, but showers might reappear after 2 a.m., with a 30 percent probability. In stark contrast, Sunday's outlook predicts a higher chance, 50 percent, of showers and thunderstorms amidst mostly sunny skies, with similar conditions carrying into Sunday night. The start of the next week could see a rise in storm likelihood, hitting a 60 percent chance by Monday.

For those planning outdoor activities for Mother's Day, it's important to stay vigilant of the temperature spike and increased chance of late-night storms as, the forecast suggests, it's an opportune time to seek refuge indoors or in cooler locales to beat the impending heat.The National Weather Service advises, keeping an eye out for updated weather reports as these conditions develop over the weekend.