How would weather and climate be different in a world that always receives sunlight from all sides?

Consider a world in which instead of light coming from a single region of the sky, the sky appears close to uniformly luminescent.

The intensity of this light depends on latitude such that amount of radiation incident on any area at any time is around the average that would have been incident in that latitude on earth during daylight hours.

What differences would there by in climate and weather patterns on this planet as opposed to our own?

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How would weather and climate be different in a world that always receives sunlight from all sides?

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