2 of the models runs just in (GFS and GFDL) show it stalling near the yacatan channel for 5 days and not hitting FL until later..also this would prevent the superstorm in the NE US....this stall is becuase the trough in the midwest doesn't catch it and turn it north in these runs
The latest GFS shows no such thing.
However, the GFDL, and the BAMD (both GFS-derived models) do show Wilma spending an extended amount of time over the Yucatan and sort of slowly drifting east, to south of Cuba; both models only run out 5 days and at 5 days the storm is still south of W Cuba heading nowhere in particular.
What website are you viewing these on?
Hopefully we don't have that New England superstorm. That would be devastating.