It’s official: Winter Storm Juno is a total dud.

Despite countless warnings from the National Weather Service and nearly every form of mass transit being shut down Monday night, the Blizzard of 2015 was anything but.

Though many in the tri-state area are disappointed in the snowfall — or lack thereof — no one or nothing is more unimpressed than Twitter. Take a look:

https://twitter.com/KeeleyFox29/status/559967338439905281

https://twitter.com/NYC/status/560080190437462016

https://twitter.com/mrdavehill/status/559948381426941952

https://twitter.com/rustyk5/status/559935898767216642

While many can connect the actual weather pattern with why Juno didn’t pack much of a punch, others blame a certain Super Bowl-bound QB and his deflated footballs.

https://twitter.com/KATV_Weather/status/560062474842800129

https://twitter.com/zarkinfrood/status/560103022718898177

https://twitter.com/TheKyleFletcher/status/560105058088411136

But for those making the most of their snow day (thank you, New England Patriots), some tweeters are already making bold predictions about their futures.

https://twitter.com/SethPlattner/status/560093470950703104

https://twitter.com/laurajaems/status/559908730217967617

https://twitter.com/TwizzlerP/status/559922592006823936

Brace yourselves — the next storm of 2015 arrives in nine months.