Tempestolatry

Tempestolatry is the worship of storms. It often comes with strong winds, lightning and thunder, and rain or snow. God can whip up storms when it is mad or used to punish humans for their wrongdoing. Gods who whip up storms are rulers and powerful. One example of a storm god is the king of the Roman gods. If the goers worship them the right way, they would not whip up storms, but if the worship gone wrong, storms would hit their place.