With only 72 hours until D-Day, the plans are set, yet one crucial element remains uncertain: the weather. Captain James Stagg, head of the British meteorological service, is tasked with delivering the most consequential forecast in history. Adverse conditions could jeopardize the largest maritime invasion ever attempted, while any delay risks tipping off German intelligence. Ultimately, General Dwight D. Eisenhower faces the agonizing choice that will decide the fate of World War II.
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