In Roman mythology, Bora is a goddess associated with the winds, particularly the cold north wind. She is often depicted as a powerful figure who can bring harsh weather and storms. Bora is sometimes linked to the Anemoi, the Greek gods of the winds, where she corresponds to the north wind known as Boreas. Bora's influence is significant in various myths, where she is portrayed as both a nurturing and destructive force. Her presence can signify change in the seasons, particularly the transition to winter, affecting agriculture and the natural world. As a wind deity, she embodies the duality of nature's power and beauty.