Fantastic Eye shot graphic along with this article:

http://www.wunderground.com/blog/SteveGregory/show.html


The RECON found that WILMA eye is now 40NM across, and MAX winds are steady
at 145KTS in the north quadrant, or about 150MPH at the surface. Just below
CAT 5 intensity. The pressure is still up at 918mb. (See below)

The 18Z models have again shown a wider spread in their track evolution,
just as they did yesterday at the 18Z run -- but they all have tended to
migrate their respective tracks over the Yucatan and once there, are
showing a very slow movement. This will simultaneously devastate the
Cancun/Cozumel area with prolonged severe winds, torrential rains, and a
storm surge that could effectively do away with most everything on Cozumel
Island but reduce the threat of a Major hurricane striking Florida once it
does arrive oin the SW coast.

Overall, the odds are increasing that Wilma will arrive in Florida even
later than originally thought, and it would then also be weaker since as
time goes by, the massive TROF that is going to pick Wilma and drive her
across Florida, will also be producing strong wind shears across the storm,
and that will greatly inhibit any re-intensification of Wilma once it does
re-emerge over the warm waters near the Yucatan Channel.