Not bothering to look it up just now, but in the book of Amos God is said to "create" the wind. (The word is the same as used in Genesis, which biblical apologists sometimes -- falsely -- claim only refers to creation "out of nothing.") The bible also informs us that God creates each generation of Israel, praise on the lips, and that he is involved intimately, personally and actively in the embryological development of individual human beings, "forming inward parts," "knitting together bones and sinew," and the like.
In short there are many instances were the Bible uses creationistic language to describe what even the most literalistic modern fundamentalist understands to be perfectly "natural" phenomena.
As the Talmud says, "All miracles happen in a natural way."