Geography/Culture: Chinese.
Description: Goddess of the rain; She Who sweeps the clouds together or apart and away; She Who is called upon as Saviour from drought.
To Whom Sacred: clouds; broom.
Male Associates: Consort: perhaps Chih-Sung-Tzu, the Lord of Rain. His (un-named) concubine was black-faced, with a serpent in each hand and red and green serpents in Her right and left ears.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• See related Goddess Feng-Pho-Pho, ----, below.
• See also related Goddess Tien-Mu, Heavenly-Mother, below.

Geography/Culture: Chinese.
Description: Crone Goddess of the wind.
To Whom Sacred: tiger; clouds; bag.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Associated with Sao-Ts'ing-Niang, Broom-Lady, as a weather Goddess.
• Also perhaps related to Tien-Mu, Heavenly-Mother, below, for the same reason, a weather triad?.

Geography/Culture: Chinese.
Description: Goddess of lightning; Mother of the Lightnings; She Who came forth from the laughter of the Heaven.
Iconography: She is represented as standing upon a cloud, raising Her two lightning making mirrors above Her head, often accompanied by the gods of rain and wind.
To Whom Sacred: two mirrors facing each other.
Male Associates: In Pekin Her consort is commonlhy regarded as the God of Thunder, who makes the peal.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Perhaps to be considered together with Sao-Ts'ing-Niang, Broom-Lady, above.
• Perhaps the same as Tien-Hou, Heavenly-Goddess {I now think it very unlikely that the two Goddesses are in anyway related apart from the similarity between Their names}.