Learned that lesson the hard way when a gust caught a sheet of plywood I was flying, and now I always check the peak forecast.

Last winter I had the same thing happen with my old Delta saw. The fence on that thing has two bolts under the rail and one of them had worked loose, so the whole fence was sitting crooked by about 1/32. I kept blaming the blade and wasted a good hour on tracking before I put a combo square to it. What finally fixed it for good was snugging both bolts down and then running a test cut on scrap, checking it, and nudging the fence until the scrap came out square. Now I check the fence with a square every time before I start a batch, takes ten seconds and saves me the headache. That helper bumping the fence is sneaky stuff, it looks fine until you actually measure it. Glad you got it sorted without buying a new blade.