storm god
Divine weather master
A storm god is a deity associated with weather phenomena—thunder, lightning, rain, wind.
Most mythological traditions include one: Zeus in Greek mythology, Thor in Norse, Indra in Hindu.
Storm gods typically rank among the most powerful in their pantheons, wielding weather as weapon and symbol of divine authority.
The temple was dedicated to the local storm god.
- lightningAtmospheric electrical discharge
- rolling thunderProlonged atmospheric reverberation
- BaalAncient Canaanite deity
- ZeusGreek sky god
- thunderStorm's acoustic aftermath
Thor · power · rain · rain dance · Indra · deity · wrath · unpredictability · divine wrath · monsoon · tempest · weather control · chaos · chariot · ancient worship · fertility · hammer · sacrifice
- Asian DeitiesAmaterasu, kami, Buddha, Tara, war god
- Anatolian religionsun goddess, pantheon
- deitiesZeus, Odin, Thor, goddess, Ra
- sea lorekraken, mermaids, mermaid, sea serpent, sirens
- Japanese mythologyAmaterasu, kami, sun goddess, creation myth, divine ancestry
- Weather Spiritswind spirit, wind god, Thor, Zeus, Indra
storm godfertility god
Divinity governing procreation, growth
earth goddess · sun god · Demeter · Ceres · Vesta
storm godfertility goddess
Deity presiding over reproduction
mother goddess · Demeter · Ceres · Gaia · life-giver