Series of earthquakes rattle San Francisco Bay Area

HAYWARD, Calif. — A small cluster of earthquakes rattled the San Francisco Bay Area late Thursday morning, adding another challenge to what is already a busy day battling nature in the region.The U.S. Geological Survey says the first quake struck just before noon and measured a magnitude of 3.4. The epicenter was about 4 miles deep and near Hayward in the East Bay. Less than two minutes later, another quake measuring 3.2 followed.About an hour later, a magnitude 3.7 earthquake was recorded, also near the suburb of San Francisco, with a depth of about 4 miles, according to the USGS.There are no initial reports of any damage or injuries. Over 1,200 people have reported feeling the quakes so far to the USGS.The quake comes as the San Francisco area is also battling the elements above ground. A potent atmospheric river storm has already triggered flood alerts in the city and High Wind Warnings are posted for gusts up to 60 mph.