Miami is bracing for a windy end to the weekend with weather advisories set to scale back during the morning hours. While the coastal wind advisory and gale warnings are expected to expire at 11 am today, small craft, and high surf advisories will persist throughout Sunday. The city anticipates brief showers, but overall, rain accumulation should be minimal and the high temperatures will hover in the low 80s, as per NBC Miami.

As the breeze carries through the evening, residents should expect temperatures to dip to the mid-70s, however, the skies will remain mostly clouded over. According to National Weather Service, tonight Miami has a 20 percent chance of showers before 2 am followed by a mostly cloudy sky, and with winds staying strong, gusting up to 22 mph.

Looking ahead to Monday, the winds are predicted to persist, though they will be less intense than over the weekend. The forecast suggests a slim chance for showers, with little expectation for significant rainfall as dew points stay in the lower 60s. Miami is predicted to continue experiencing highs in the low 80s.

Throughout the upcoming week, sporadic showers may occur but the likelihood remains low. "The chance for rain lingers this week but the chances are also very low," as per NBC Miami. As the week progresses, humidity is set to rise and temperatures are expected to inch back to their usual marks, potentially leading to increased chances of a passing storm.

Residents can look forward to mostly sunny skies on most days, with the National Weather Service predicting highs of around 82°F. By Thursday, expect sunny conditions with a breeze strong enough to potentially prompt more advisories, as the east wind kicks up to 15 mph and gusts could reach as high as 22 mph.