NJ river levels

[Ken L]

Here's a link. http://waterdata.usgs.gov/nj/nwis/current/?type=flow
Even a foot above the normal low levels for this time of year can make upstream progress dificult on the Passaic in some stretches. This is really a large watershed so just because it didn't rain much where you live doesn't mean much at times. They also dump water from the various reservoirs at unpredictable times as well.

[Ken L]

Here's a link. http://waterdata.usgs.gov/nj/nwis/current/?type=flow
Even a foot above the normal low levels for this time of year can make upstream progress dificult on the Passaic in some stretches. This is really a large watershed so just because it didn't rain much where you live doesn't mean much at times. They also dump water from the various reservoirs at unpredictable times as well.

[CraigS]

Thanks for the info Ken!

[Agent]

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[Ken L]

I usually use Pine Brook as a standard. Anything over 13 ft I start to think twice. If you change the toolbar at the top to water quality it will give you temperatures including Raitan Bay at Keansburg.