Turomë

Turomë is the god of the north wind and a son of Klython; he is the bringer of frost and bitter cold. His siblings are Nabhiru the south wind, Uatha the east wind, and Iraolis the western wind. It is he who drives away Thuraeya at the end of autumn and ushers in Nimravis, the Crone of Winter. As a son of Klython, he is of the of the Klythonu-Vaati kindred and counted among the Aiyu-Thani. 
For the most part, there is no organized cult of Turomë among the Oritheans or Achuireans. He is important in the druidic rites of the Vards (along with his siblings), and is also worshiped by some Thelbir tribes, who call him XXXXXX or XXXXXX and associate him with XXXXXXX as well as the north wind. Among certain tribes of the Daare Karsha, it is believed that the frost giants of the high ice-capped mountain ranges are the descendants of Turomë mating with mortal women in the ancient age.