Drought conditions are worsening across various regions in the U.S., with over 80% of Texas experiencing some level of drought, marking an 18% increase from the previous week. The situation in Texas has been exacerbated by prolonged heat and minimal rainfall, with parts of the state now facing severe drought. In Florida, Tallahassee is bracing for dangerously high temperatures above 90°F, while areas in Southeast Alabama and Southwest Georgia are also experiencing near-record dry conditions. Meanwhile, Colorado's Front Range is seeing a rise in drought-affected populations, prompting concerns over agricultural impacts and increased wildfire risks as fall approaches. The Climate Prediction Center anticipates a hot and dry fall with below-average precipitation across many regions. Residents are advised to monitor water levels and follow local guidelines to mitigate drought impacts.