There's hot, and then there gorgeous-guy-holding-a-puppy hot. And then there's the next level: Impossibly attractive ABC News meteorologist holding a Hurricane Katrina flood puppy. You're welcome.

This Filipino-American weatherwoman keeps the viewers warm via NBC4 in Los Angeles. For her fans, every day is a heat wave.

Know what makes this Philadelphia guy cuter than he already is? He's wanted to be a weatherman since he was 4 years old. I know, right?

Good lord can this Univision hottie can take a selfie. Also, she knows weather like nobody's business.

This D.C.-based weather hottie is caught up in some kind of, like, Handsome Vortex.

This weatherwoman hails from Hawaii, quite possibly the sexiest state in the Union. If you don't have access to her station, KTTV in Los Angeles, rent Bruce Almighty, Cold Case, Everybody Hates Chris or Criminal Minds. She's played a reporter in all of them.

Does this photo need a caption? No. No, it does not need a caption.

OK, full disclosure: Gamarra is technically a meteorologist/news show host/reporter. She's done celebrity interviews. She did the Chilean miner disaster. And before her current hosting gig on Telemundo, she did the weather. So we're putting her in here. She totally counts.

He hails from Minnesota--of course--where he makes us all warm and fuzzy with his forecasts of snow, sleet, and, um, does it matter? And one of his favorite vacation spots? Scandinavia. Duh. Where the sexy people hang out.

A self-professed "weather nerd," Jackie operates out of Los Angeles. TMZ has covered her so many times that owner Harvey Levin has coined a phrase: The Jackie Johnson effect. What does that mean? We have several guesses.

Quite clearly the Don Draper of meteorologists, Matt hails (weather joke!) from Michigan, where he delivers forecasts for, um, WOOD TV. Not a misprint.

The place: Florida. The forecast: Hot. Humid. Wow, this is too easy.

Before you get too into this guy, you should know that he's foreign. But not that foreign. He does weather for the BBC across the pond. The next time he predicts clear skies, we are so on the next Virgin flight out of here.