Storm deities across different mythologies embody elements like power, destruction, and transformation. These deities often govern the forces of nature, such as rain, thunder, and hurricanes, representing the unpredictable and sometimes violent aspects of the natural world. They are seen as both benevolent and vengeful, providing nourishment through rain while also unleashing chaos during storms. These complexities illustrate how storm deities reflect human responses to nature’s dualities, symbolizing the balance between creation and destruction, as well as the human struggle to understand and coexist with these powerful forces.