15 UFO Sightings in New York You Haven’t Heard About—Yet

📍 Location

📝 Description

Following the article '15 Recent UFO Sightings Reported Across Upstate New York' (Sept 28, 2025), NUFORC data show 15 UAP reports across Upstate NY in July 2025, including a detailed Kenmore, NY sighting (ID 191201) where a silent, white orb with a faint red tinge hovered for ~30 seconds at an estimated altitude of 60–80 meters, then drifted SE over about 5–6 minutes, with no radar contact and a single witness. Other sightings occurred in Buffalo, North Salem, Bergen, Niagara Falls, Port Jervis, Altamont, Cicero, New York City, Sayville, Ellicottville, Rochester, Burnt Hills, and Kings Park, described as orbs, diamonds, triangles, and discs with varying brightness and colors. NUFORC's database continues to track such reports; a Fox News report (citing NUFORC) notes 66 UAP sightings in New York state during the first half of 2025, indicating a sustained level of activity with no official confirmation or debunking yet.

🔍 Circumstances

NUFORC entry for Kenmore, NY (July 23, 2025) indicates 1 observer, duration 5–6 minutes, orb-shaped, white with some red, silent, hovered overhead for ~30 seconds, refracted light like a diamond, then drifted SE; no radar contact; distance estimated at 60–80 meters; viewed from backyard; direction NW to SE.

👤 Physical Description

Orb-shaped, white with a hint of red; silent; exhibited a diamond-like refractive light; small in apparent size; aura/haze around the object observed in some reports.

ℹ️ Additional Details

The Kenmore sighting is NUFORC entry 191201, logged as occurring 2025-07-23 22:12 local; other listed NY sightings (e.g., Buffalo, North Salem, Cicero, New York City, Sayville, etc.) are referenced in the NJ1015 article; NUFORC notes that many reports are unverified and not corroborated by radar or official agencies; Fox News article (turn1search0) summarizes NY NUFORC data showing 66 UAP sightings in the first half of 2025.

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