風かざ向むき

雲くも行ゆき sense 2
雲行き literally describes the movement of clouds and figuratively implies an ominous turn of events, while 風向き is more neutral and can describe any shift in mood or trend.
情じょう勢せいN1sense 2
情勢 is a formal word for the overall state of affairs (often political or social), whereas 風向き is a more colloquial, everyday way to talk about how a situation or mood is shifting.
形けい勢せいN1sense 2
形勢 refers to the relative advantage or momentum in a contest or negotiation, while 風向き more broadly covers the general trend or mood of any situation.
風ふう向こう sense 1
風向 is the technical meteorological term for wind direction used in forecasts and navigation, while 風向き is the everyday word and also has the figurative sense of 'trend'.

Don't confuse with

風かぜ当あたり
風向き refers to the direction or trend a situation is taking, while 風当たり refers to the intensity of criticism or pressure one is receiving.

風向きUsage100%
- かざむき
  Standard kanji spelling; the reading かざむき is the most common.
- かぜむき
  Alternate reading; less common than かざむき.
かぜむき

Compound of 風 (kaze, 'wind') + 向き (muki, 'direction'). The reading かざむき is a common rendaku form.