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Zac's, you always want the wind blowing at you in some direction even if it is coming at you a little from the side. But when the wind is at your back, it will push the bait and the fish out from you.
Most places I fish I perfer the outgoing tide especially from shore.
When the water temps are cool I fish the last 3 hours of the outgoing. when the weather gets warmer, 1 hour before high to almost dead low. Or when it get really hot i like to fish the nights at 3 hours before low on the drop and 3 hours of the incoming.
But I always keep the wind in my face or find a spot that will make that happen even if it might be around the bend and down the beach a mile!!!
Hope this helps
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