01-02. I remember watching a football game at Ramapo HS in NJ, December, temp in the upper 70's, wearing a T-shirt. Apropos of nothing, Greg Olsen played in that game. I recall the rest of the winter blew chunks, but the next two were first rate.
Yes, that's the exception, but I am hard pressed to think of another B that didn't give more to my west and east. Not to say that As can't screw us too, but I think that is more of a stochastic thing, while the B screwage has a physical explanation (at least in my mind).
Funny, but Miller Bs are a problem down here. The new surface low bombs at the baroclinic boundary that is the coast and forms the first big def band over NJ into the HV. That band decays while a triple point forms, the new low takes over further east, and a new band forms for you guys. Our best storms seem to be lucky As that that track just inside the BM.
I recall 81 as a clipper that went off the VA capes, then hooked back NW. Next weeks depiction comes from the middle of the freaking ocean. Somehow, seems vaguely unlikely.