People flocked to social media to report the weird mist which caused temperatures to drop after a warm day across the area.
The Met Office explained that the unusual sight was just sea fog, which is created when warm air condenses over cold water.
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Does anybody know why there’s a massive random mist over Liverpool centre? pic.twitter.com/lUUiFGqWeX
— Danny Barrett (@Photodannyb) May 24, 2017
Fog & hazy sunshine on a warm Liverpool evening #summeriscoming @LivEchonews pic.twitter.com/NvOYABi9Gb
— Sean Thornton (@sean4N0) May 24, 2017
@joe_thomas18 @PJ_Kirkham Fog. From this angle from West Kirby you can normally see Liverpool Bay pic.twitter.com/qGUkMrfiYz
— Iain Moneypenny (@impware) May 24, 2017
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