The SEIEG then made 14 recommendations to the UK government addressing matters such as grid monitoring, satellite operations, and space weather forecasting. A Storm That Tested the LimitsResearchers estimate that the May 2024 storm was a one-in-13-year event. The SEIEG report uses the 2024 storm as a practical example to assess how prepared the UK is for a more severe event. Preparing for Future StormsSEIEG also recommends improving forecasts of coronal mass ejections and solar energetic particle events to provide two to three hours of warning before severe geomagnetic storms reach Earth. Improved forecasts could allow grid operators, satellite controllers, and airlines to take protective measures before severe geomagnetic storms arrive.