The "God of Rain and Thunder" is a deity often associated with weather phenomena, particularly storms, rain, and thunder. Many cultures have their own versions of this god, who is believed to control the elements and bring fertility to the land through rain. This figure is commonly depicted wielding a lightning bolt or other symbols of power. In various mythologies, such as Greek mythology with Zeus and Norse mythology with Thor, these gods are revered for their ability to provide life-giving rain and protect communities from destructive storms. They are often celebrated in rituals and festivals that seek to ensure favorable weather and agricultural abundance.