It's So Hot It's Melting! Summer Heat Memes

It seems like it was just yesterday that we were in record cold and sharing these funny winter memes. Now we're at the other end of the extreme as hot weather grips the country for the first time in 2015. As many places reach 90 degrees for the first time this season, lets take a look at what we get to look forward to in the coming summer months! Check out these funny hot weather memes as the world melts from summer heat! 

I don't think this fan is going help you cool off! 

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It certainly will be the dog days of summer. 

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Just think, it could always be worse. It could be as hot as Texas and the ice cream truck can be melted! 

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Poor pup, he needs some air conditioning! 

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Quick before he melts! 

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Who left the cat by the window? 

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Fans are suppose to cool you off...yeah, if they don't melt! 

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Don't Cry Northerners! Memes of Winter in Florida

As the endless train of winter storms continue to hammer the north east United States (especially Boston) some people can't resist poking a little fun at the climatic difference between the states! Check out these funny (or just plain mean) memes and cartoons describing winters in Florida. If you are from New England, try not to cry! 

That sand just keeps getting deeper, put extra sunscreen on as you dig out the sand to make your sand castle! 

Not enjoying the winter months? You must not be a Floridian! 

Smart advertising or cruel, cruel joke? 

Punxsutawney Phil has some competition! 

What the hell are you doing shoveling snow? 

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How do you use your salt?

Hilarious Snow Day Cartoons and Memes

It's pretty safe to say at this point that Boston is having a historic winter. They've already broken the record for the most snow in a seven day period and are on the verge of breaking the record for most snow in a 30 day period (which they actually will do in probably 17 days!). As of the morning of February 9th 2015, Boston has 60 inches of snow on the ground. With a massive and possibly historic cold coming at the end of this week, the funny cartoon makes even more sense! I found this first cartoon being retweeted on Twitter by @MBTATransitPD  I thought it was hilarious! 

The next cartoon was also discovered on Twitter and could apply to any blizzard. 

This next one is very appropriate coming just days after Groundhog Day. This is exactly how many are feeling in the Boston area! 

As the northeast continues to get snow storm after snow storm, snow days have piled up just as high. Some districts are even running out of make up days and may be end up going to school until June 30th! So the meme below is beyond appropriate for the northeast this winter, is Oprah giving out free snow days? I think so! 

Funny Blizzard Memes for Juno!

One of internet's greatest accomplishments is the creative outlet of memes. Memes and cartoons online can easily go viral as well as expose the craziness of any situation. Perfect example is the impending bBlizzard Check out these funny cartoons and memes i've seen online! 

The first cartoon is from The New Yorker and was posted on Twitter. The forecast is totally correct, we do expect large amounts of snow pictures to accumulate on Instagram! 

The next one is only funny if you understand the differences between the weather forecast models and are also a Simpsons fan! To briefly explain, the character on the right is Ralph, a student that goes to school with Lisa and Bart Simpson. He's not quite all there and definitely not the most intelligent character. 

Now notice the names on the front of the desk...ECMWF (Euro model), GFS, and NAM (North American Model). Ever since the Euro predicted Superstorm Sandy a week out, it has been the most reliable computer model of them all, hence the more diligent student. The GFS is known for it's inconsistencies, especially in the first few weeks of 2015 when the model was upgraded. So it's correct sometimes but usually ends up following what the Euro says. Finally, the NAM, which seems to always be showing something interesting but not always correct. The model is best used within 48 hours of a storm and even then it's not always right! 

The next one is just hilarious and was sent to me via text message! The forecast seems pretty correct!

Final one for now is actually the one I made for this storm! Based on what The Weather Channel is calling the storm, here's my meme! Feel free to add more you find to the comments!