CT DOAG Drought Monitor map. Following several significant rainfall events in July, much of Connecticut is no longer in a drought, according to the state’s drought monitor data. He warned of worsening drought conditions if the state didn’t get significant rain soon. The Connecticut Interagency Drought Workgroup regularly monitors and assesses drought conditions and provides recommendations for how the state should respond. More Information on current drought conditions, the Interagency Drought Workgroup, and the State Drought Plan can be found online at portal.ct.gov/Water/Drought/Drought-Home.