A heavy fog descended on Wakefield this morning, making for an eerie start to the day for most - and an exciting opportunity for the district's photographers.A heavy fog descended on Wakefield this morning, making for an eerie start to the day for most - and an exciting opportunity for the district's photographers.
A heavy fog descended on Wakefield this morning, making for an eerie start to the day for most - and an exciting opportunity for the district's photographers.

In pictures: Heavy fog descends on Wakefield district as temperatures fall

A heavy fog descended on Wakefield this morning, making for an eerie start to the day for most - and an exciting opportunity for the district's photographers.
By Holly Gittins
Published 6th Nov 2020, 15:00 BST
Updated 6th Nov 2020, 15:07 BST

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An empty Westgate.

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An empty Westgate. Photo: Twitter: @Tony_Wades

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Can you spot Wakefield Cathedral peeking through the fog?

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Can you spot Wakefield Cathedral peeking through the fog? Photo: Twitter: @Tony_Wades

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In Woolley, photographer Lee Ward captured a ghostly figure passing through the woods.

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In Woolley, photographer Lee Ward captured a ghostly figure passing through the woods. Photo: Twitter: @LAWphotography1

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It is believed the heavy fog may be the result of large amounts of smoke from fireworks and bonfires.

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It is believed the heavy fog may be the result of large amounts of smoke from fireworks and bonfires. Photo: Twitter: @LAWphotography1

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