Breakwater Park

 
3:36 PM

6:51 AM

4:47 PM

Current conditions at 11/8 3:00 PM - KINGSTON ARPT (M - 7 km away.

 

Wind Forecast

Nov-8
Friday
8-November
1 am47101 pm4710
Direction
 
 
 
 
Speed (knots)11111210
Temp C    121175
Precip (mm/3hr)    
Nov-9
Saturday
9-November
1 am47101 pm4710
Direction
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Speed (knots)88652334
Temp C43246644
Precip (mm/3hr)
 
Nov-10
Sunday
10-November
1 am47101 pm4710
Direction
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Speed (knots)57998688
Temp C567101111910
Precip (mm/3hr)7.23.7
 
Nov-11
Monday
11-November
1 am47101 pm4710
Direction
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Speed (knots)1014161713101212
Temp C1113121213121111
Precip (mm/3hr)16.116.7
 
Nov-12
Tuesday
12-November
1 am47101 pm4710
Direction
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Speed (knots)121011109766
Temp C108457632
Precip (mm/3hr)
 
Nov-13
Wednesday
13-November
1 am47101 pm4710
Direction
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Speed (knots)666546711
Temp C11036657
Precip (mm/3hr)
 
Nov-14
Thursday
14-November
1 am47101 pm4710
Direction
 
 
 
Speed (knots)141412
Temp C777     
Precip (mm/3hr)     
 

Current Observation Data aggregated by Synoptic and WCG-ITX.com. Forecast data from Environment Canada

 

Nearby Stations

The following stations are near this spot.

NameICAODateDistance (Km)Wind SpeedDirectionStatusAction
KINGSTON ARPT (MCYGK11/8 3:00 PM6.714
 
Active
GRENADIER ISLANDCWGH11/8 3:00 PM56.22
 
Active
POINT PETRE (MARCWQP11/8 3:00 PM67.723
 
Active
WATERTOWNKART11/8 2:56 PM45.811
 
Active
FORT DRUM/WHEELEKGTB11/8 2:55 PM65.08
 
Active
VE3OAR-13 Simcoe IslandAV3767.2No records foundActive
GALLOO ISLAND39.8Active
UPPER RIDEAU LAKCWJM55.8Active

Spot Details

Not a good place to learn

  • Deep water
  • Slight current
  • Boat traffic
  • No easy exit

Even experienced kiters are sometimes sketched out with the hazards of kiting in Kingston.

There is a nice sized lawn to rig on but be courteous of sunbathers. Get your kite up and jump off the corner of the pier and get offshore!

Come in at one of the small rock beaches just downwind and make sure your in before the smokestack or your swimming it in to the rock break wall. Unless you come in right at the launch drop your kite and walk it back.

Don't walk that waterfront with your kite up. Trees, power lines, signs, busy road and lots of nasty rock should make that obvious.

Works best in a SW to West. South is rideable but a bit washing machine due to cross chop. Not suitable if there is a chance of shifting north (offshore) so careful in fall when this is most likely.

Kingston does get some nice thermals in summer that make it tons of fun when there is nothing going on anywhere else. Great spot in winter once the ice is solid and has good snow. Say hi and ask someone at the launch for the rundown. If there is no one else out there is probably a reason as the locals are out every time it blows.

Riders