You might want to try the new Whisper Hearing System, if it’s available in your area and your hearing is within its fitting range.
I’m one of the two people on this forum known to be trialing it (the other user actually signed the contract already, at the discounted $99 or so per month), and I’m impressed with its performance. Compared to a pair of ReSound Quattros (3-year-old technology, but my current pair is factory-fresh), I’m hearing more of the sounds around me, in a not-unpleasant way. As for speech in noisy places, my reaction to how I hear store clerks and restaurant cashiers (some with masks and/or behind plastic) with Whisper isn’t just “I’m hearing them better”, but “Wow, I’m hearing them speak. These people have voices of their own, and they enunciate their words, they’re not just mumbling.” Maybe my reaction is over-the-top, but Whisper speech performance is a big improvement over what I’ve gotten used to.
I just took a walk outside in the wind (12 mph gusting to 25) and I heard environmental wind sounds, but nothing from wind blowing on the hearing aid microphones.
Whisper is still a work in progress. Media streaming isn’t available yet. I’m having a problem with listening to music, and my audiologist’s (actually, intern’s) contact with Whisper support ended up with their chief audiologist being involved. I’m happy to be part of it, because I see it as the best hope for the hearing aid improvements we need. But something uncertain, at $99/month (while that price lasts) and with a separate device to carry around at least some of the time, isn’t to everyone’s taste.