The term 'Wet Haze' can be summarized as a combination of VAPOR and moisture in the air. VAPOR is a five letter word that describes a gas or a mist of tiny particles suspended in the air. Wet Haze is a type of fog that is created when warm, moist air is cooled to the point where it can no longer hold all of its moisture, resulting in a thick, wet fog. This type of fog is often seen in coastal areas and near bodies of water.