Photoshopped pictures of the Sydney storm have confused social media users

THE world has been fooled by Photoshopped images of the Sydney superstorm on social media. This waterfall at the Harbour Bridge isn’t even the worst.

A NUMBER of questionable pictures of the Sydney superstorm have emerged, with many believing this dramatic waterfall actually cascaded from the Harbour Bridge.

The clever photo was one of many fake images that have been shared across social media.

Worthy mentions include sharks swimming at a shopping centre and a crocodile casually cruising along at a suburban train station.

Here are some of the best.

Fake 1 ... The Sydney Harbour Bridge appears to have been shifted from Circular Quay by the flood waters and moved somewhere else. Picture: Twitter

Fake 2 ... Shoppers were warned to steer clear of local shopping centres after sharks were spotted in the floodwaters. Picture: Twitter.

Fake 3 ... Sydney was completely submerged by water according to this dramatic picture. Twitter

Fake 4 ... It was reported that this house in Bondi was covered in sand during the peak of the storm. Picture: Twitter

Fake 5 ... Surfers made the most of the stormy conditions, even surfing outside the Opera House. Picture: Twitter

Fake 6 ... Passengers ran for their lives after a crocodile appeared in floodwaters at a suburban train station. Picture: Twitter