By Andrew Hay and Tyler Clifford TAOS, N.M. (Reuters) – A mix of relentless winds, near-record high temperatures and extremely low humidity in the coming days is expected to fuel a massive New Mexico wildfire that has already chased thousands from their homes in the mountains northeast of Santa Fe. Beginning this weekend, persistent winds of 45 miles per hour (72 km/h), temperatures in the 90s Fahrenheit and single-digit humidity readings are forecast in the three counties where the Calf Canyon Fire has scorched more than 168,000 acres (67,987 hectares), U.S. Forest Service officials said on F…