Looking at the models, it looks like Wilma could be another short-lived storm, heading into Central America - although Lyons said it was expected to turn more to the north later in the forecast period (toward the GOM)... don't know what he was basing that on because ALL of the models show it moving WSW except for LBAR which turns it NE through the Bahamas.
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