What are gods of weather?

Answer 1

• African mythology
  • Achuhucanac, Guanche god of rain
  • Amadioha, Igbo god of thunder and lightning
  • Denka, Dinka god of the sky, rain and fertility
  • Mbaba Mwana Waresa, Zulu goddess of the rainbow, agriculture, rain and beer
  • Oya, Yoruba goddess associated with wind, lightning, fertility, fire and magic
  • Shango, Yoruba god of the sky, thunder and lightning
  • Umvelinqangi, Zulu god of the sky and thunder
  • Utixo, Khoikhoi god of the sky and weather
  • Xamaba, South African creator god and provider of rain
  • Xevioso, Dahomey god of thunder

• Arabian mythology
  • Amm, god of weather and the moon

• Armenian mythology
  • Barsamin, god associated with weather or the sky
  • Tsovinar, goddess of water, sea and rain

• Australian Aboriginal mythology
  • Binbeal, Kulin god of rainbows
  • Julunggul, rainbow snake deity of Arnhem Land, associated with initiation, rebirth, fertility and the weather
  • Mamaragan, god of thunder and lightning
  • Ungud, snake deity associated with rainbows and the fertility and erections of the tribe's shaman
  • Wollunqua, snake deity associated with rain and fertility
  • Wuluwaid, snake deity of Arnhem Land, associated with rain

• Aztec mythology
  • Atlacamani, goddess of oceanic storms and hurricanes
  • Ayauhteotl, goddess of crepuscular fog, vanity and fame
  • Ehecatl, god of the winds
  • Matlalcueitl, goddess of life-giving rain and of song
  • Tlaloc, god of rain, fertility, and water
  • Xolotl, god associated with lightning and death

• Baltic mythology
  • Perkūnas, god of thunder

• Basque mythology
  • Aide, numenistic goddess of the air, who could manifest both benevolently (as a gentle breeze) and malevolently (as a storm)
  • Eate, god of storms and fire
  • Egoi, god of the south wind
  • Euri, numenistic god associated with rain
  • Mari, goddess associated with the weather
  • Orko, god of thunder
  • Sugaar, god associated with storms and thunder

• Celtic mythology
  • Mug Ruith, Irish druid whose breath caused storms and turned men to stone
  • Taranis, god of thunder

• Chinese mythology
  • Fei Lian, god of the wind
  • Lei Gong, god of thunder

• Egyptian mythology
  • Amun, god of creation and the wind
  • Set, god of storms, chaos and the desert
  • Nut, goddess of the sky

• Finnish mythology
  • Ilmatar, virgin spirit of the air
  • Perkele, god associated with thunder
  • Ukko, god of sky, weather, crops and other natural things

• Greek mythology
  • Aeolus, ruler of the winds
  • Anemoi, gods of the winds
    • Boreas, god of the north wind and of winter
    • Eurus, god of the unlucky east wind
    • Notus, god of the south wind
    • Zephyrus, god of the west wind
  • Aura, goddess of the breeze and the fresh, cool air of early morning
  • Aurai, nymphs of the cooling breeze
  • Chione, goddess of snow and daughter of Boreas
  • Nephelai, cloud nymphs
  • Orithyia, goddess of cold, gusty mountain winds
  • Zeus, King of Heaven and god of the sky, clouds, rain, thunder and lightning

• Hawaiian mythology
  • Haikili, god of thunder and lightning
  • La'a Maomao, god of the wind
  • Paka'a, god of the wind and the inventor of the sail
  • Pele, goddess of fire, lightning, dance, volcanoes and violence

• Hinduism
  • Indra, God of War, storms and rainfall
  • Maruts, group of storm deities
  • Parjanya, god of rain
  • Rato Machhindranath, god associated with rain
  • Rudra, god of wind, storms and hunting
  • Vayu, god of the wind

• Hittite mythology
  • Teshub, god of the sky and storms

• Incan mythology
  • Apocatequil, god of lightning
  • Catequil, god of thunder and lightning
  • Pariacaca, god of water and rainstorms
  • Viracocha, god of the sun and storms

• Inuit mythology
  • Alignak, god of weather, water, tides, eclipses, and earthquakes
  • Asiaq, goddess of the weather
  • Kadlu, goddess or goddesses who presided over thunder
  • Negafook, god of weather systems, particularly wintry cold ones

• Japanese mythology
  • Ajisukitakahikone, god of thunder
  • Fūjin, god of wind
  • Raijin, god of thunder and lightning
  • Shina-To-Be, goddess of wind
  • Shina-Tsu-Hiko, god of wind
  • Susanoo, god of the sea and storms

• Māori mythology
  • Tāwhirimātea, god of weather, thunder, lightning, wind, clouds and storms
  • Te Uira, god of lightning
  • Uenuku, god of rainbows
  • Whaitiri, goddess of thunder

• Maya mythology
  • Ah Peku, god of thunder
  • Chaac, god of rain
  • Huracan, god of wind, storm and fire

• Melanesian mythology
  • Abeguwo, sky goddess whose urine falls as rain

• Mesopotamian mythology
  • Adad, god of storms, who nourishes the land with rain but also sends down destruction with his thunderstorms
  • Amurru, Amorite god associated with storms
  • Enlil, god of breath, wind, loft, and breadth
  • Wer, Akkadian storm god
  • Zu, personification of the southern wind and thunder clouds

• Native American mythology
  • Tate, Lakota god of wind
  • Thunderbird, mythical creature capable of summoning rain and storms

• Norse mythology
  • Freyr, god associated with fertility, weather and farming
  • Njörðr, god associated with sea, seafaring, wind, fishing, wealth, and crop fertility
  • Thor, god associated with thunder

• Polynesian mythology
  • Ara Tiotio, god of tornadoes
  • Fa'atiu, Samoan god of storms and the wind
  • [[Fisaga], god of the light, gentle breeze
  • Laufakana'a, Tongan sky and weather god
  • Mata Upola, god of the east wind
  • Matuu, god of the north wind

• Roman mythology
  • Cardea, goddess of health, thresholds and door hinges and handles, also associated with the wind
  • Fulgora, goddess of lightning
  • Jupiter, King of Heaven and god of the sky, clouds, rain, thunder and lightning; equivalent to the Greek god Zeus
  • Summanus, god of nocturnal thunder
  • Tempestas, goddess of storms

• Sami mythology
  • Horagalles, god of the sky, thunder and lightning, the rainbow, weather, oceans, lakes, human life, health and wellbeing
  • Pajonn, god of thunder
  • Tiermes, god of thunder

• Semitic mythology
  • Attar, god of the morning star, sometimes worshipped as a rain-god in semi-arid areas of western Asia

• Slavic mythology
  • Dogoda, spirit of the west wind, associated with love and gentleness
  • Dodola, goddess of rain
  • Perun, god of thunder and lightning
  • Podaga, Wendish god of weather, fishing, hunting and farming
  • Stribog, god of the sky, wind and air
  • Varpulis, god of storm winds

• Turkic mythology
  • Kuara, god of thunder

• Vodou
  • Ayida-Weddo, loa of fertility, rainbows and snakes
  • Diable Tonnere, loa of thunder
  • Mombu, loa who stutters and causes heavy rains
  • Sobo, loa of thunder