Seen as a symbol of divine communication and balance in nature. Associated with rituals that honor elements, emphasizing connection to nature. [Celtic] Celtic mythology often attributes storms to the actions of deities.

Thunder and storms often portrayed as manifestations of Zeus’s anger or favor. Sacrifices to please gods during stormy seasons. [Greek] Reflects human attempts to understand nature's rhythms.

Thunderstorms viewed as messages from ancestors, signifying change and rebirth. Individual ceremonies to honor ancestors during storms. [African Traditional Beliefs] Might be interpreted as blessings arriving from the spirit world.

Storms occurring during monsoon viewed as divine nurture and sustenance. Celebrated with festivals symbolizing agriculture and life's renewal. [South Asian] [Hindu] Hindus connect storms to various deities associated with rain and life.