The threat with Alex will be rain and flooding. Monterrey, MX is a major city south of TX and Alex will present a very real flooding threat to Monterrey and the surrounding mountainside. Alex's track is pretty much straightforward and while Brownsville to Corpus Christi will be affected given it is on the north and east side of Alex...the wet side...flooding is likely there as well. I hope this helps..take care...Sincerely, Bill
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