Region: New England

River/Stream	CFS	Ht	°F	Cond	Now	Mon	Tue	Sr/Ss
Androscoggin River	1200–	2.0	–	Edit	72	75 51	72 45	–
Androscoggin River	1650↓	3.4	–	Edit	72	76 55	76 50	–
Blackstone River	170–	1.1	–	Edit	79	78 57	78 57	–
Clyde River	106–	3.5	–	Edit	76	73 52	70 51	–
Connecticut River	1130–	4.0	–	Edit	73	81 54	76 52	–
Contoocook River	135–	5.1	–	Edit	75	78 55	75 52	–
Deerfield River	165–	1.9	–	Edit	78	74 51	73 52	–
Deerfield River	283–	2.2	–	Edit	75	76 54	77 53	–
East Branch Pemigewasset River	115–	3.9	–	Edit	73	75 54	73 50	–
East Branch Penobscot River	1390–	5.6	–	Edit	73	77 53	76 50	–
East Branch Swift River	29↓	19.4	–	Edit	75	74 56	75 56	–
Farmington River	244–	5.0	–	Edit	78	76 56	77 55	–
Grand Lake Stream	130–	1.8	–	Edit	73	75 56	75 52	–
Housatonic River	513↑	2.6	62	Edit	75	77 57	78 56	–
Kennebec River	474–	2.0	–	Edit	76	74 53	74 49	–
Lamoille River	134–	2.2	–	Edit	75	76 52	73 51	–
Millers River	39↑	3.7	–	Edit	34	– –	70 42	–
Mill River	16↑	0.9	–	Edit	74	77 59	78 59	–
New Haven River	52↑	2.8	–	Edit	79	77 54	74 54	–
Otter Creek	360–	1.7	–	Edit	79	78 54	75 54	–
Pawcatuck River	82↑	2.2	–	Edit	74	73 57	77 57	–
Pawtuxet River	74↑	4.2	–	Edit	76	77 59	79 59	–
Salmon River	25↑	2.3	NA	Edit	78	75 56	79 56	–
Saugatuck River	11↑	2.5	–	Edit	78	76 57	76 57	–
Sugar River	95↑	1.3	–	Edit	73	80 53	76 52	–
Swift River	115–	2.7	–	Edit	76	76 54	76 53	–
Winooski River	129–	3.2	–	Edit	75	78 52	75 51	–
Wood River	31↑	3.0	–	Edit	NA	74 56	78 57	–

River/Stream

CFS

°F

Cond

Now

Mon

Tue

Sr/Ss

Androscoggin River

1200–

2.0

–

75 51

72 45

–

Androscoggin River

1650↓

3.4

–

76 55

76 50

–

Blackstone River

170–

1.1

–

78 57

78 57

–

Clyde River

106–

3.5

–

73 52

70 51

–

Connecticut River

1130–

4.0

–

81 54

76 52

–

Contoocook River

135–

5.1

–

78 55

75 52

–

Deerfield River

165–

1.9

–

74 51

73 52

–

Deerfield River

283–

2.2

–

76 54

77 53

–

East Branch Pemigewasset River

115–

3.9

–

75 54

73 50

–

East Branch Penobscot River

1390–

5.6

–

77 53

76 50

–

East Branch Swift River

29↓

19.4

–

74 56

75 56

–

Farmington River

244–

5.0

–

76 56

77 55

–

Grand Lake Stream

130–

1.8

–

75 56

75 52

–

Housatonic River

513↑

2.6

77 57

78 56

–

Kennebec River

474–

2.0

–

74 53

74 49

–

Lamoille River

134–

2.2

–

76 52

73 51

–

Millers River

39↑

3.7

–

– –

70 42

–

Mill River

16↑

0.9

–

77 59

78 59

–

New Haven River

52↑

2.8

–

77 54

74 54

–

Otter Creek

360–

1.7

–

78 54

75 54

–

Pawcatuck River

82↑

2.2

–

73 57

77 57

–

Pawtuxet River

74↑

4.2

–

77 59

79 59

–

Salmon River

25↑

2.3

75 56

79 56

–

Saugatuck River

11↑

2.5

–

76 57

76 57

–

Sugar River

95↑

1.3

–

80 53

76 52

–

Swift River

115–

2.7

–

76 54

76 53

–

Winooski River

129–

3.2

–

78 52

75 51

–

Wood River

31↑

3.0

–

74 56

78 57

–

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