Irma churns towards Florida's west coast The cities of Naples, Fort Myers and the densely populated peninsulas of Tampa Bay on Florida's west coast are next in the crosshairs of hurricane Irma, churning north at nine miles per hour and already lashing the mainland with dangerous winds. In Naples, the city's chic coastal neighborhoods stood deserted Sunday morning, as torrential rain beat down on streets littered with leaves ripped from palm trees. IMAGES