Dense fog is expected to envelop several districts of Uttar Pradesh, including major areas like Noida, Ghaziabad, Meerut, Moradabad, Lucknow, Gorakhpur, Bareilly, Aligarh, Kanpur, Ayodhya, and Sant Kabir Nagar. This blanket of fog is likely to cause visibility issues, making it challenging for commuters and residents alike. With the intensifying cold, people may find themselves bracing for harsher conditions as both the morning and evening hours are expected to be particularly affected.  The meteorological department has issued a cautionary advisory for the coming days, warning about the persistence of dense fog during early mornings and evenings. These foggy conditions are predicted to last for at least the next three days, casting a noticeable impact on daily life. As December begins, the region will likely be shrouded in a thick, white veil of fog, signaling the full onset of winter. Alongside the fog, temperatures are projected to drop significantly, with a decline of 2-3 degrees Celsius expected in both maximum and minimum readings within the next 24 hours. This dip will further intensify the cold wave, urging residents to prepare for chilling conditions.  The shift in weather patterns is becoming increasingly apparent as December approaches. Winter has arrived ahead of schedule, bringing a significant drop in temperatures that is especially felt during the mornings and nights. The biting cold is no longer limited to nighttime but is now extending its grip throughout the day. The combination of icy winds and dense fog is creating a stark reminder of the harsh winter conditions.  For many districts, this early arrival of winter means adapting to challenging conditions. People are advised to take necessary precautions, especially during travel, as reduced visibility could lead to disruptions and hazards. With temperatures plummeting further, the state is set to experience one of its coldest starts to December in recent years.