Incident Details
The pilot reported entering a left downwind traffic pattern for the east/west runway, with the intention of landing to the east. Prior to landing, the pilot checked the windsock and described it as "just fluttering with a very slight, if at all, crosswind... from the north."
During the landing flare, the airplane encountered a gust of wind from the north and stalled approximately 10 feet above the ground. The first impact with the runway resulted in a bounce. On the second impact, all three landing gear collapsed, causing substantial damage to the airplane.
Reported Weather
A routine aviation weather report (METAR) from the airport, issued at 1715, indicated winds from 150 degrees at 3 knots. The pilot's observation of the windsock suggested a slight crosswind from the north.
Damage
The airplane sustained substantial damage due to the collapse of all three landing gear during the second impact with the ground.