3' N and 1' E probably falls into the range of margin of error for a center fix in a system with a large eye like Wilma. It is difficult to discern any motion from the satellite loop since 1815Z and even before then it was moving very slowly.
Against all odds, the western semicircle of the system actually seems to have rebounded quite a bit, with cloud tops cooling off quite a bit in that part of the system.
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