The 2015 U.S. Northeastern Blizzard, primarily known as Winter Storm Juno, became a major internet phenomenon due to the massive discrepancy between meteorological predictions and the actual outcome in New York City. While forecasters predicted a historic event that shut down NYC's subway system for the first time in history due to snow, the city only received a fraction of the expected total. However, the meme also commemorates the record-breaking snowfall that actually occurred in New England and Boston, where residents were genuinely buried. The meme is typically used to joke about panic-buying bread and milk, the inaccuracy of weather forecasts, or the sheer absurdity of being trapped indoors during a massive 'Snowmageddon' event.