In Aztec mythology, the god of wind and storms is Ehécatl. He is often associated with the breath of life and is revered as a god of commerce as well. Ehécatl is commonly linked to the feathered serpent deity, Quetzalcoatl, embodying dual aspects of creation and destruction. His role in Aztec rituals reflects the significance of wind and weather patterns, emphasizing their connection to agriculture and the natural cycles that define the Aztec way of life.