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Pond and Beyond Kayak
Pond and Beyond Kayak

Pond and Beyond Kayak

Pond and Beyond Kayak is a kayak tour operator in New Shoreham.

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Around Pond and Beyond Kayak

Charlestown Breachway12.7 miBlock Island National Wildlife Refuge3.1 mi5 mi

Data Source: Recreation.gov · Source: USGS GNIS · Public land: USGS PAD-US

Typical flow by month

1958 to 2026

The water at Pond and Beyond Kayak typically runs highest in March, at a median 231 cfs, and lowest in September, at 33 cfs. The highest flow on record for any single day is 2,460 cfs, in 2010.

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Typical flow by month at Pawcatuck River at Kenyon, RI, in cfs
MonthTypical (cfs)Usual range (cfs)
January155113 to 231
February171127 to 232
March231169 to 320
April230168 to 322
May146117 to 212
June9674 to 139
July6435 to 98
August3921 to 71
September3317 to 70
October4824 to 86
November7838 to 131
December16599 to 258

Typical is the median of each month’s daily median values, and the usual range runs from the median 25th to the median 75th percentile, across about 24 years of record. Statistics published by the US Geological Survey for Pawcatuck River at Kenyon, RI (site 01117430). Conditions on any given day can fall well outside the usual range. Check the current reading before you go.

Current conditions

Today · Fri

43Maybe/ 100

Wind 15 kt · 92% chance of rain

RainHigh 66°F, low 61°FRain 92%Wind 15 kt, gusts 22

Streamflow

98 cfs

Normal (59th)

Water level

0.96 ft

Air quality

36 Good

East Matunuck monitor, 22 km

Tides

Rising

High 2.9 ft at 5:26 PM

Predicted at Block Island (Old Harbor), 2 km away.

Get a 2027 tide calendar for this station

Forecast from Open-Meteo global models (NOAA & ECMWF). Air quality: Rhode Island Dept. of Environmental Management via EPA AirNow. Preliminary data, not verified. Tide predictions: NOAA CO-OPS, feet above mean lower low water.