Meteorologists are saying we will get some of the remains of Isaac, no matter if it hits the gulf coast as a hurricane or tropical storm.
Joe Skowronick with the National Weather Service says that will be good news for southwest Indiana and southeast Illinois - which spent the summer suffering the worst drought in the country.
Though the track of the storm is still uncertain, the odds are good that we will at least see some amount of rain. Skowronek says we are still about 6 inches below average rainfall levels, so any amount of rain we get will be needed.