Unfortunately as is usual in the summer months, drought is centered across the Plains and the Western States (map at right). At present there is no D4 (Exceptional Drought), the highest drought category the U.S. Drought Monitor has, but there is plenty of D3 (Extreme Drought).
The second map below shows how drought has changed over the last month. Yellow/brown colors represent where drought has expanded and or strengthen, while green/blue indicates where drought has improved. Consistent with the June precipitation trends we see expansion of drought over the last month in Oklahoma, Kansas, and parts of the Oklahoma/Texas Panhandle. For the Northern Plains, Central Wyoming and western South Dakota have also observed a large expansion/intensification of drought. Likewise, the Northeast has observed a large part of their region in drought. Particularly hit hard is Maine.