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Piscataquog River below Everett Dam, near East Weare

Live conditions for this USGS-monitored stretch of water, updated every 15 minutes.

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Paddle Score, from live wind and water conditions

Photograph taken near Piscataquog River below Everett Dam, near East Weare
Nearby on Wikimedia Commons — USACE Everett Lake and Dam.jpg by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, photographer not specified or unknown, Public domain. Taken within 10km of this location — it may not show the launch itself.

Wind

3 mph

gusting to 8 mph

Air temp

61°F

0% chance of rain

River flow

4.89 cfs

low for this date

Best day to paddle this week

Wednesday · 100

  • Today

    98

  • Fri

    98

  • Sat

    81

  • Sun

    89

  • Mon

    80

  • Tue

    80

  • Wed

    100

    Best

Scored from each day's peak forecast wind, heat, and rain chance — river flow isn't forecastable, so check back before you load the boat.

Wind, next 12 hours

mph
Hourly wind forecast
HourWind (mph)Gusts (mph)
4a17
5a38
6a48
7a48
8a39
9a510
10a58
11a59
12p611
1p612
2p711
3p713

Is this flow normal for August 20?

Today's 4.89 cfs is 42% below the median for this date — which counts as low water here.

The median flow on this date is 9 cfs, across 26 years of USGS record at this gauge. Whether that is runnable depends on the stretch — this is context, not a recommendation.

Why this score

  • Wind3 mph — calm, ideal for any boat±0

We don't have launch notes for this one

This page is built from the USGS gauge at this location, so the flow and weather are real — but we haven't verified where to put in, what the hazards are, or whether this stretch is legal or sensible to paddle. We'd rather say that than invent it. The links below are where to find out.

We also don't have a verified safe-flow range here, so the Paddle Score reflects weather only. Judge the flow number against local knowledge, not against our score.

Do your own homework

We show you live conditions. For local knowledge — where to put in, what the hazards are, whether it's worth the drive — here's where paddlers actually talk about this water. We don't vet these sources; check the dates and judge for yourself.

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