What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Pilot stated on approach to landing a "rogue wind" pushed him from behind. The pilot felt a breeze in his face indicating the balloon was accelerating to the landing point, where he tried to burn his way out of the situation but hit hard. The balloon became airborn again, where he set up for another landing close by, this time landing without incident. Four pax onboard. All with bumps and bruises. No damage to the basket, burner or envelope.
As the FAA filed it
PILOT STATED ON APPROACH TO LANDING A "ROGUE WIND" PUSHED HIM FROM BEHIND. THE PILOT FELT A BREEZE IN HIS FACE INDICATING THE BALLOON WAS ACCELERATING TO THE LANDING POINT, WHERE HE TRIED TO BURN HIS WAY OUT OF THE SITUATION BUT HIT HARD. THE BALLOON BECAME AIRBORN AGAIN, WHERE HE SET UP FOR ANOTHER LANDING CLOSE BY, THIS TIME LANDING WITHOUT INCIDENT. FOUR PAX ONBOARD. ALL WITH BUMPS AND BRUISES. NO DAMAGE TO THE BASKET, BURNER OR ENVELOPE.