What are all sky deities?

Abrahamic mythology

• Yahweh, (Jewish mythology) supreme deity, god of the sky, and heaven
• Jesus, (Christian mythology) supreme deity, god of the sky, and heaven
• Allah, (Muslim mythology) supreme deity, god of the sky, and heaven

• Achamán, Guanche creator and sky god
• Achuhucanac, Guanche rain god, associated with the sky god Achamán
• Badessy, Vodou loa associated with the sky
• Denka, Dinka god of sky, rain and fertility
• Khonvoum, supreme creator god and sky father of Mbuti Pygmies
• Mulungu, Nyamwezi creator and sky god
• Numakulla, a pair of creator and sky gods
• Shango, Yoruba sky father and thunder god
• Umvelinqangi, Zulu sky god
• Utixo, Khoikhoi sky god
• Xamaba, creator and sky god of the Heikum of South Africa
• Olorun, supreme deity, god of the sky, and heaven

• Barsamin, god of the sky or weather

• Altjira, Arrernte creator and sky god
• Baiame, south-east Australian creator and sky god
• Binbeal, god of rainbows
• Bunjil, Kulin creator and sky god

• Aide, goddess of the air

• Latobius, sky and mountain god equated with the Greek gods Zeus and Ares

• Amun, god of creation and the wind
• Anhur, originally a foreign war god who became associated with the sky god, Shu
• Horus, god of the sun, sky, kings and war
• Nut, goddess of the sky
• Shu, god of the wind and air

• Ani, god of the sky
• Tinia, god of the sky

• Ilmatar, virgin spirit of the air
• Jumala, god of the sky
• Perkele, supreme sky and thunder god
• Ukko, god of sky, weather, crops (harvest) and other natural things

• Aether, primeval god of the upper air
• Chaos, the nothingness from which all else sprang, she also represented the lower atmosphere which surrounded the earth
• Hera, queen of heaven and goddess of marriage, women, childbirth, heirs, kings, empires, air and the sky
• Iris, goddess of the rainbow and divine messenger
• Nephelai, cloud nymphs
• Theia, goddess of sight and the shining light of the clear blue sky
• Uranus, primeval god of the sky
• Zeus, king of the gods, the ruler of Mount Olympus and the god of the sky, weather, thunder, law, order and fate

• Dyaus Pita, sky father
• Indra, king of the gods, associated with war and the weather
• Saranyu, goddess of dawn and the clouds
• Varuna, god of the sky, water, the celestial ocean, law and the underworld

• Hepit, goddess of the sky
• Teshub, god of the sky and storms

• Ataksak, goddess of the sky
• Negafook, god of weather systems
• Torngarsuk, god of the sky

• Marici, goddess of the heavens

• Ao, god of light and the sky
• Rangi, sky father
• Tane-rore, personification of shimmering air
• Tāwhirimātea, god of weather, including thunder and lightning, wind, clouds and storms
• Uenuku, god of rainbows

• Cabaguil, god of the sky
• Tzacol, sky god and creator deity

• An, goddess of the sky
• Anshar, god of the sky
• Anu, king of the gods, associated with the sky, heaven and constellations
• Beelshamen, god of the sky
• Enlil, god of breath, wind, loft, and breadth

• Atahensic, Iroquois sky goddess who fell to Earth at the time of creation

• Abeguwo, Melanesian sky goddess
• Amai-te-rangi, sky demon of Mangaia
• Atua I Kafika, supreme sky god of Polynesian mythology
• Ira, Polynesian sky goddess
• Laufakana'a, Tongan creator god and sky father
• Tangaloa, Tongan sky god

• Caelus, personification of the sky, equivalent to the Greek Ouranos
• Jupiter, king of heaven and god of the sky and weather, equivalent to the Greek Zeus

• Horagalles, god of the sky, thunder and lightning, the rainbow, weather, oceans, lakes, human life, health and wellbeing

• Stribog, god of the winds, sky and air
• Triglav, a triple god whose three heads represent sky, earth and underworld

• SabaziOS, sky father

• Tengri, god of the sky