Sun Kachina brings water from the sea to the deserts of the Southwest

Sun Kachina represents our physical sun as a diety,

So, Sun Kachina causes the waters to rise into clouds out of the seas. The winds also are caused by the Sun Kachina by rising heat and winds also are caused by the earth spinning too.

The clouds come from the Pacific ocean from as far north as Canada and Washington or from as far south as Mexico. They bring rain and snow to the southest United States.

Then the waters travel as quickly as they can (as is their custom for millions of years already to the sea and some other water rises again into the skies as clouds and repeats the process of bringing life to the deserts of the southwest.