Summary
A woman running on a path in Superior, Colorado, was struck by lightning and is in critical condition. Authorities identified her after two days with the help of public tips, since she had no identification with her. Colorado frequently experiences dangerous thunderstorms, contributing to higher lightning-related fatalities.
Key Facts
- A woman was struck by lightning in Superior, Colorado, while running on a path.
- She was found with no initial pulse and not breathing; bystanders began CPR.
- First responders resuscitated her, reviving her breathing and pulse.
- She is currently in critical condition at a Denver-area hospital.
- Authorities sought public help to identify her due to lack of ID and damaged cellphone.
- The Boulder County Sheriff's Office posted a public appeal, leading to her identification.
- About 60 lightning strikes occurred in Boulder County around the incident.
- Colorado often has higher lightning fatality rates compared to many other states.
