First, Wilma appears to be drifting South *east* which could be a symptom of the building convection around the LLC. I'm guessing it'll eventuall resume a WNW or NW motion in the next 24 hours, but wherever it goes... it'll go there painfully slow.
Second, not a major issue, but I'm peeking at the feature at 10N 50W. It's probably got almost no chance, but it's been presistant for a while, and you never know in this season.
-Mark
-------------------- M. S. Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, Georgia Tech - May 2020
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