In this poetic exploration of longitude and climate, with bright, detailed paintings of seventeen different places, Marilyn Singer and Frané Lessac show us what happens from the poles to the equator—all on the very same day in March.

This beautiful, accessible picture book explores how on the same day it’s frigidly cold in the Arctic, it’s foggy in Louisiana, sunny in Barbados, and wild winds called willy-willies are blowing in Australia. . . .

“A meteorological trip around the globe, pointing out the drastically different weather conditions that can occur in various places all on the same day.” (Publishers Weekly)

“Classes dedicated to units on weather or world geography will find this book most interesting. Others will enjoy the repetition, detailed illustrations, and the little taste of faraway places. A useful and attractive addition.” (School Library Journal)