Is sound affected by wind force?
will sound waves going to point A be affected by that wind

Yes. There are two major effects of wind on sound.

Noise: Wind is moving air and moving air is sound. It's mostly DC air movement so it's not audible per se, but it when the airflow hits objects it often creates wide band turbulences which can be quite loud. Particularly problematic is wind hitting the receivers i.e. a microphone or your ears. It can generate a lot of pick up noise. Wind screens are one way to deal with this.
Waveform shaping: Sound waves are moving with resect the fluid media (i.e. air). If the media moves as well, than the overall movement of the sound wave will be the sum of both motions and this deforms the wave shape. If the wind is relative constant you still get roughly spherical waves, but they are not concentric anymore, i.e. the center is moving with the wind. So your glass shatter would be significantly louder downwind then upwind.