What a beautiful day. With a high of 57, we saw partly cloudy skies. Those clouds prompted one of our Weather Watchers, Cosmicbro77, to capture this image of the sun with a couple of rings around it. Those refractive rings were caused by a layer of high cirrus ice crystals. TONIGHT:   The skies will be partly cloudy.  The N breeze will feel chilly at 5-10 mph, and the low will drop to 33 at the airport, 30 in the valley. FORECAST:     Thursday will be even warmer with a high of 64.  High pressure starts to build up, and the winds will shift SW at 5-15 mph.  On Friday, a powerful low-pressure system passes over the Borderland.  This will stir up the winds in the afternoon, out of the west-SW at 15-50 mph with the strongest gusts on the east slopes.  Expect not only a dusty haze but also a slight chance of a few drops of rain here and there.  This will create "mudballs" on the cars.  Saturday will be sunny with cooler winds and a high of 58.  The NW winds will range from 10-25 mph with no dust. Sunday will be sunny with chilly breezes in the morning and a high of 51. Monday will be sunny and 55.  A cold front blows in on Tuesday.  Look for partly cloudy skies and moderately gusty winds on the west slopes of the mountains.  Tuesday's high: 48.  Wednesday will be mostly sunny and 52.