I am going to try my hand at another forecast for this system.
I know that certain models have hard time dealing with strengths of highs and troughs and so forth. I think the trough is much stronger than anticipated and the high weaker than first thought. So, with that being said, I think the high will become weaker and by Thursday Wilma should be emerging from the south and just by the tip of Cuba. Once, it skitters along the western tip of Cuba, you will see a gradual turn the NNE. I am going to say 50-75 miles north or south of Tampa. The trough will start to influence this sucker by Thursday. I don't see a western track along the Yuca and then North or even NE (maybe slightly). This system will strike where Charlie was suppose to hit. I am going to say CAT 3 borderline Cat 4. Naw, I say Cat 3. It may be warmer down south, but the temps in the Gulf are cooling, but then again who knows. This season has not been following climo all that much..
