In Mesoamerican mythology, the god of wind and storms is Ehécatl. He is intricately linked to Quetzalcoatl, the feathered serpent deity, and is often associated with life and fertility due to his role in dispersing rain and facilitating agriculture. Ehécatl’s influence extends to creation myths where he is seen as a fundamental force in the cosmos, symbolizing movement and change. His worship included rituals that sought to appease him, often featuring elements like fire and music to invoke his presence and favor.