SAN FRANCISCO -- The start of Super Bowl week came with an unexpected surprise on Monday morning when an earthquake hit the Bay Area. The 4.2-magnitude quake had an epicenter just south of San Ramon, California, according to the United State Geological Survey .

Did you feel them? A 4.2 earthquake struck near San Ramon Monday morning amid a string of over 30 temblors in the area, the U.S. Geological Survey said.

Reports say there have been at least eight earthquakes in the area since just before 6:30 a.m. Monday morning

A moderate earthquake hit the Bay Area in California on Monday morning, at the start of Super Bowl 60 week. NFL reporters were on hand to experience it. ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter, out in California to cover the big game,

Chief Meteorologist Brian MacMillan breaks down the forecast for not only our local weather, but what it's feeling like down in California for Super Bowl LX, including the earthquakes felt by thousands in San Francisco Monday morning.

A 4.2-magnitude earthquake shook San Francisco, which is 40 miles from the site of Super Bowl 60 in Santa Clara.