Region: New England

River/Stream	CFS	Ht	°F	Cond	Now	Wed	Thu	Sr/Ss
Androscoggin River	814–	1.5	–	Edit	51	70 57	72 53	–
Androscoggin River	1100–	3.0	–	Edit	57	70 60	73 58	–
Blackstone River	583–	2.3	–	Edit	56	76 66	76 60	–
Clyde River	98↑	3.4	–	Edit	60	74 63	72 58	–
Connecticut River	2550–	5.1	–	Edit	58	75 64	75 58	–
Contoocook River	652–	6.8	–	Edit	59	72 63	72 57	–
Deerfield River	1320–	3.5	–	Edit	62	75 62	72 56	–
Deerfield River	1640–	3.5	–	Edit	59	75 64	73 58	–
East Branch Pemigewasset River	81↑	3.7	–	Edit	53	70 62	72 57	–
East Branch Penobscot River	828–	5.1	–	Edit	54	69 59	73 58	–
East Branch Swift River	38↑	19.6	–	Edit	59	73 67	72 60	–
Farmington River	569–	5.8	–	Edit	64	75 65	72 58	–
Grand Lake Stream	514–	2.9	–	Edit	54	68 58	73 58	–
Housatonic River	1880–	4.8	62	Edit	61	77 65	73 58	–
Kennebec River	431–	1.9	–	Edit	56	70 59	73 56	–
Lamoille River	91↑	2.1	–	Edit	54	75 63	73 57	–
Millers River	39↑	3.7	–	Edit	34	73 56	76 55	–
Mill River	5↑	0.9	–	Edit	67	78 67	74 60	–
New Haven River	53↑	2.8	–	Edit	67	77 66	73 59	–
Otter Creek	342–	1.8	–	Edit	67	77 66	73 58	–
Pawcatuck River	139–	2.5	–	Edit	56	75 66	76 59	–
Pawtuxet River	123–	4.1	–	Edit	63	77 68	77 62	–
Salmon River	102↓	2.8	NA	Edit	64	76 66	73 58	–
Saugatuck River	7↑	2.4	–	Edit	61	77 65	73 59	–
Sugar River	214–	1.7	–	Edit	57	74 64	74 57	–
Swift River	50↑	2.2	–	Edit	60	75 65	72 58	–
Winooski River	118–	3.2	–	Edit	59	75 64	75 59	–
Wood River	33↓	2.9	–	Edit	NA	75 66	75 59	–

River/Stream

CFS

°F

Cond

Now

Wed

Thu

Sr/Ss

Androscoggin River

814–

1.5

–

70 57

72 53

–

Androscoggin River

1100–

3.0

–

70 60

73 58

–

Blackstone River

583–

2.3

–

76 66

76 60

–

Clyde River

98↑

3.4

–

74 63

72 58

–

Connecticut River

2550–

5.1

–

75 64

75 58

–

Contoocook River

652–

6.8

–

72 63

72 57

–

Deerfield River

1320–

3.5

–

75 62

72 56

–

Deerfield River

1640–

3.5

–

75 64

73 58

–

East Branch Pemigewasset River

81↑

3.7

–

70 62

72 57

–

East Branch Penobscot River

828–

5.1

–

69 59

73 58

–

East Branch Swift River

38↑

19.6

–

73 67

72 60

–

Farmington River

569–

5.8

–

75 65

72 58

–

Grand Lake Stream

514–

2.9

–

68 58

73 58

–

Housatonic River

1880–

4.8

77 65

73 58

–

Kennebec River

431–

1.9

–

70 59

73 56

–

Lamoille River

91↑

2.1

–

75 63

73 57

–

Millers River

39↑

3.7

–

73 56

76 55

–

Mill River

5↑

0.9

–

78 67

74 60

–

New Haven River

53↑

2.8

–

77 66

73 59

–

Otter Creek

342–

1.8

–

77 66

73 58

–

Pawcatuck River

139–

2.5

–

75 66

76 59

–

Pawtuxet River

123–

4.1

–

77 68

77 62

–

Salmon River

102↓

2.8

76 66

73 58

–

Saugatuck River

7↑

2.4

–

77 65

73 59

–

Sugar River

214–

1.7

–

74 64

74 57

–

Swift River

50↑

2.2

–

75 65

72 58

–

Winooski River

118–

3.2

–

75 64

75 59

–

Wood River

33↓

2.9

–

75 66

75 59

–

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