What is another word for pogonip?
Pronunciation: [pˈɒɡənˌɪp] (IPA) 
Pogonip, a rare meteorological phenomenon, refers to a type of localized winter fog that forms tiny ice crystals in the air, which can create an ethereal, almost magical looking landscape. While there is no exact synonym for this word, the most similar terms to describe this phenomenon are hoarfrost, rime, and frozen fog. These terms are often used interchangeably to describe the icy crystallization caused by cold temperatures and moist air. Pogonip is a term typically used in the Western United States, while hoarfrost and rime are words more commonly used in Eastern Europe and Canada. Regardless of the terminology, few weather phenomena are as beautiful and awe-inspiring as these intricate crystalline formations that can transform an ordinary winter scene into a winter wonderland.
