Use 'in the wind' to express the feeling that an event is about to take place soon.

Anticipation

'In the wind' often suggests a lack of certainty or evidence about the impending event.

Uncertainty

It is often used to indicate rumors or speculations regarding future happenings.

Refers to when information that was once hidden is now beginning to emerge.

Ideal for hinting at gossip that has started to spread and is becoming more widely known.

Used to describe a general feeling or atmosphere among a group of people.

The phrase doesn't mean actual wind but rather something intangible that you can feel or sense.

Can convey the idea of something that is influencing or pervading the environment.