Notus
Title
God of the South Wind
God of Summer
Vital Statistics
Gender	Male
Family	Eos (mother) Astraios (father) Boreas, Zephyrus, and Eurus (brothers)
Status	Immortal
Eye Color	Any color
Hair Color	Any color
Height	Any height
Other
Affiliation	Olympians Aeolus
Weapons	Wind
Species	God
Home	Argentina or Chile Cancun
Greek/Roman form	Auster
Appearances	The Last Olympian (mentioned) The Lost Hero (mentioned)
Actor	None
Quests	None

Notus was the son of Eos and Astraeus. He is the South Wind, one of the four Anemoi. As his brother, Boreas the North Wind resides in Quebec (the oldest Northern American settlement), Notus may reside in one of the older Southern American settlements. His Roman counterpart is Auster.

Notus' winds are heavy and filled with moisture, creating fog and mists. He was associated with the desiccating hot wind of the rise of Sirius after midsummer, was thought to bring the storms of late summer and autumn, he was also feared as a destroyer of crops.

Percy Jackson and the OlympiansEdit

The Last OlympianEdit

Notus is among the wind gods that Aeolus sends to defend Olympus from Kronos.

The Heroes of OlympusEdit

The Lost HeroEdit

Notus is mentioned by an angry Boreas since Notus supposedly gets to spend the spring break in Cancun. Also, Chiron mentions that Notus is the most gentle of the winds and that the heroes of the Prophecy of Seven should use his winds to sail to Greece.

AusterEdit

Auster, Notus' Roman form is more warlike and militaristic than his Greek counterpart.

TriviaEdit

• It's possible that Notus has demigod children, since, when the Boreads were confronting Leo about the fire they could smell, Zethes thought he was a 'child of the South Wind' sent to spy on them. This also hints that Notus likely has some connection to and/or power over heat, much like Boreas with his snow and ice powers.