What prevented William from travelling to England originally in the battle of hastings?

William the Conqueror was initially prevented from traveling to England for The Battle of Hastings due to adverse weather conditions that delayed his fleet. Additionally, he faced logistical challenges in assembling and coordinating his army, which included troops from Normandy and other regions. These factors combined to postpone his invasion plans until he could ensure a successful crossing and an adequate force to confront King Harold II. Ultimately, he landed in England on September 28, 1066, leading to the pivotal battle on October 14.