frost-mist

“The short winter day, as I perceived from the far-declined sun, was already approaching its close; a chill frost-mist was rising from the river on which”

The Professor, by Charlotte Bronte

“The western sky twinkled with stars, but a frost-mist, rising from the ocean, covered the eastern horizon, and rolled in white wreaths along the plain where the adverse army lay couched upon their arms.”

The Waverley

“a frost-mist, rising from the ocean, covered the eastern horizon, and rolled in white wreaths along the plain where the adverse army lay couched upon their arms.”

Waverley: or, 'Tis sixty years since