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19 UFO Sightings in CT During August, September

Over 30 percent of the UFO sightings in Connecticut were reported in the past two months. Did you see any of these "UFOs?"

August and September were big months for UFO sightings in Connecticut, according to the National UFO Reporting Center. During that span, there were 19 UFO sightings reported in both August and September, according to the organization that records UFO sightings nationwide. Prior to Aug. 1, 34 sightings had been reported in all of 2017.

August and September's sightings account for 36 percent of all reported UFO sightings so far this year. While some of the reports during the two-month span were anonymous, none have been discredited by local police. Now don’t get us wrong, we’re not saying there are or aren't UFOs, but according to the NUFORC, the most recent sighting in Connecticut occurred in Norwalk on July 23.

back yard is always pitch black suddenly super bright light behind trees. After it did not move, I took photos.. When you zoom in you can see 4 balls of light

Another reporter in Danbury on Sept. 12 said they saw a stationary red light that took off very quickly.

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"Single red stationery light. Looked like a red star. Made 3 very bright white flashes Then took off extremely fast southwest."

Overall sightings were reported in Norwalk, Bristol, Rocky Hill, West Suffield, Bridgeport, Stafford Springs, Bristol, Danbury, Pawcatuck, Woodbridge, East Windsor, Oakdale, Milford, Burlington, Short Gap, Marlborough and Darien. There were four reported sightings in Norwalk and two in Bristol.

In case you’re wondering what the National UFO Reporting Center is, it’s been around since 1974, and it investigates UFO sightings and has put together a list of more than 90,000 sightings around the world. You can catch up and read more about each of the UFO sightings in Connecticut here. The report dates back decades.

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