Map of ammonia ice, red showing where the most ice is, blue where none exists. Map that shows cloud heights, with the highest clouds in red, and the lowest in blue. Map that shows the hot Jupiter shining through the clouds. Red represents the thinnest clouds, and blue is thickest. Each pixel subtends a square 35.7 km on a side.
North is up.
NASA releases these mosaics at a rate of a tile a day. It's no reliable, since I do not have the geometric information necessary to accurately put the tiles together into a mosaic. The second image is a false color representation of Jupiter's Great Red Spot taken with Galileo's imaging system through three different near-infrared filters. Red or white color indicate highest clouds while blue or black, lowest. Preliminary modelling shows these cloud heights to range about 50 km in altitude.