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The lack of rain over the last week has led to a big increase in the area with abnormally dry (D0) conditions in the region, especially in Virginia and North Carolina. There was some expansion in Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia as well. There was also some small improvements in drought conditions in southern Alabama and Florida where more rain associated with a front led to conditions that were favorable for showers. There was no change in conditions in Puerto Rico this week.
