The Greek gods of the winds are primarily represented by four deities: Boreas (North Wind), Notus (South Wind), Euros (East Wind), and Zephyrus (West Wind). Each god personifies a specific direction and its associated climatic conditions. These winds were believed to influence weather patterns, sea travel, and agricultural cycles in ancient Greece, highlighting their significance in daily life and mythology. The gods were often depicted with respective characteristics and were invoked for favorable conditions.