The low is now moving to Great Britain and filling. The pressure in the center rises slowly from 944 hPa on 6 January at 0000 UTC to 968 hPa on 7 January at 1800 UTC.
A strong ridge forms just behind the low, promoting strong northerly flow, which is favorable for the waves moving to the south. The winds are still strong and exceed 40kt near the depression.
The movement of the low pressure generates a long fetch area of about 3000 km with a northwest wind.
The surface wind animation from 6 January at 0000 UTC to 7 January at 1800 UTC shows wind flow moving quickly to Great Britain. A maximum wind value of around 45 to 50kt is located in the center of the North Atlantic Ocean and reaches the European coast.
On the Moroccan coasts, variable and weak winds are recorded during the days of 6 to 7 January.