Core Insights - The ski season in Beijing is set to begin with most ski resorts expected to open by early December, despite some delays due to higher than average temperatures [1][3]. Group 1: Snow Production - Ski resorts are actively using snow machines to create artificial snow, with operations starting as early as November 17 at Nanshan Ski Resort and November 27 at other locations [2]. - The effectiveness of snow production is highly dependent on temperature and humidity, with current temperatures being 1-2°C higher than the same period last year, affecting snow quality and production efficiency [2]. - Ski resorts are monitoring temperature fluctuations closely, as warmer daytime temperatures can halt snow production until nighttime [2]. Group 2: Opening Dates - Several ski resorts have adjusted their opening dates due to weather conditions, with initial plans to open on November 27 now pushed to early December [3]. - Specific opening dates include Yunju Ski Resort on December 3 and Yufeng International Ski Resort on November 29, with some resorts in Yanqing opening earlier due to lower temperatures [3]. Group 3: New Offerings and Events - New attractions for the ski season include a 1,000 square meter pet snow play area at Jundushan Ski Resort and expanded children's snowboarding teaching areas at Nanshan Ski Resort [4]. - The "2025-2026 Beijing-Zhangjiakou Ice and Snow Cultural Tourism Season" has launched ten themed cultural tourism routes, integrating various ice and snow resources in the region [4][5].