I am invisible, yet everywhere. Yet I am everywhere, I am not active in some places. Sometimes, you can feel me. I can be so strong, I can push you, and even destroy villages and towns. Yet I come unnoticed, you can make me. What am I?

“Air”

While air is indeed everywhere and invisible, it does not specifically encompass the qualities of being strong enough to push or destroy, nor does it imply the ability to be 'made' in the context of the riddle.

“Electricity”

Electricity is not everywhere in the same way wind is, and it is not typically described as invisible or something that can be felt in the same broad sense as wind. Additionally, it is not something that can be made in a natural sense without human intervention.

“Water”

Water is not invisible and is not found in the same ubiquitous manner as wind. While it can be strong and destructive, it does not fit the description of being 'made' in the context of the riddle, which implies a more ethereal quality.