The Dead Parrot Society links to this map of world sunlight and cloud cover with the comment, "This is very cool."
Ditto.
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FWIW, these world maps (with or without updated cloud cover) are also a part of a shareware Mac desktop program called Earthdesk. Don't know if it's available for PC (I'm on a Mac) but I've been using it for awhile, and it's truly cool to see it change in the background as I'm working. (Disclaimer: I'm not in any way connected to the shareware or its author, just a happy user.)
I will have to check it out. Sorry about the delay in getting your comment up. Comments on old posts are moderated to prevent spam.