Exodus 10:13
And Moses stretched forth his rod over the land of Egypt, and the Lord brought an east wind upon the land all that day, and all that night; and when it was morning, the east wind brought the locusts.
Cross-reference
Exodus 10:19 shows the same plague ended by a west wind — the opposite wind that brought locusts, demonstrating God's complete control.
In Exodus 14:21, Moses again stretches out his hand and God uses a strong east wind — the same motif of divine wind bringing deliverance or judgment.
Numbers 11:31 also has God sending a wind to bring quail — a parallel use of wind for provision, contrasting the judgment here.
Jonah 4:8 specifically mentions God preparing a vehement east wind — a direct parallel to the east wind that brought the locusts.
Nahum 3:15 uses locusts as a metaphor for an invading army devouring Nineveh — echoing the literal locust judgment on Egypt.
Matthew 8:27 shows Jesus' authority over winds and sea — echoing the divine power over wind displayed in the Exodus plague.
Psalm 78:26 recalls God sending an east wind to provide quail — a different event but same divine control of winds as in the locust plague.
Jeremiah 51:16 declares God brings wind from His storehouses — the same divine agency behind the east wind in the plague.