:Light me home, the weather's bad
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...and they are associated water, often in terms of natural disasters and bad weather. Khala and Lamya can bring hail and storms, and they have power over water
...her. Despite this, they are deadly opponents: the female dragons represent weather phenomena destructive to agriculture, while the male dragon protects the ha
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In [[Polish mythology]], '''sky women''' were the warm-weather incarnations of the rusalki. Slavic women would go out in the first snowfal
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...estic white horse that would appear near rivers, particularly during foggy weather.
...'s horse on one of the fields by the lake. It was springtime and beautiful weather. The birds chirped and the wagtails flitted in the tracks of the girl and t
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...estic white horse that would appear near rivers, particularly during foggy weather. Anyone who climbed onto its back would not be able to get off again. The
...'s horse on one of the fields by the lake. It was springtime and beautiful weather. The birds chirped and the wagtails flitted in the tracks of the girl and t
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...fending them, for if they grew angry or felt neglected, the result was bad weather, drought, flood or thunderstorms.
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'''Amefurikozo''' (雨降り小僧, "rainfall kid") is a weather spirit in Japanese folklore.
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Much like a zduhac, a zmajeviti man lives like everybody else when the weather is nice, but when an [[ala]] leads threatening clouds into sight, he falls
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Pamola is the god of Thunder and also responsible for cold weather
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...the Sea Witch still exists. Sea Witches focus on Moon lore, the tides, and weather magicks. From these elements came the Witch tradition of women who could ra
...stems from old traditions when sea witches were called upon to control the weather to insure seafarers safe voyages. Related to Sea Magick is Moon Magick sinc
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'''Shurdhi''' is a weather deity that originated from Illyrian in Albanian mythology.
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After a long period of cold weather, the animals of the community become worried. They decide to send a messeng
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...g. Its waking, sleeping and breathing determined day and night, season and weather.
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...e story of Apalala. Kasyapa Buddha was a man with the power to control the weather. He did so by controlling the evil dragons that might bring storms. In retu
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...chains of the gibbet can still be heard clinking in the wind during stormy weather, while there have also been sightings of what is believed to be his apparit
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...ed on Sollgel Island. Later, a radioactive accident that occurred due to a weather experiment mutated the insects into even larger proportions. They, now the
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...ornado or twister over water). In this capacity as the rulers of water and weather, the dragon is more anthropomorphic in form, often depicted as a humanoid,
Because of this association, they are seen as "in charge" of water-related weather phenomenon. In premodern times, many Chinese villages (especially those clo
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...g. Superstitious people therefore often sleep on their stomachs during bad weather. Other legends say that Raiju will only hide in the navels of people who sl
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...and they are associated water, often in terms of natural disasters and bad weather. Khala and Lamya can bring hail and storms, and they have power over water
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...at 98% of photographed orbs are created inadvertently by circumstances and weather conditions at the time of the flash.
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