Here are some of the most recent reported UFO/UAP sightings in the USA from March 2026, drawn from public witness accounts, news mentions, and databases like NUFORC:
March 25, 2026 – Roswell, New Mexico: Witnesses reported a bizarre, shiny, squid-like object hovering in the morning sky. It had a reflective surface that created an eerie glow as it caught the sunlight. The sighting gained attention due to Roswell’s historical UFO connection.
March 25, 2026 – Moorpark, California: A witness and friend saw the tail end of a flying disc while in a hot tub. It appeared abruptly and moved out of view quickly.
March 24, 2026 – Worley, Idaho: An orb was captured on an iPhone after the witness returned home from work.
March 24, 2026 – Lubbock, Texas: A flash of light was seen streaking downward toward the northern horizon while walking.
March 24, 2026 – Dothan, Alabama: A yellowish light/orb moved slowly east and southeast over North Dothan.
March 17, 2026 – Florida Panhandle (near Emerald Coast): Drivers spotted a glowing orange object hovering or streaking above a busy highway. A fisherman captured the sighting while driving home.
March 8, 2026 – New York: Three mysterious lights were observed in the sky, prompting speculation about whether they were UFOs or drones.
Early March 2026 – Santa Fe, New Mexico (March 3): A silent, hovering UAP was recorded southwest of the city around 6:30 PM. It showed no visible propulsion and could not be identified as a conventional aircraft, drone, or star.
Late March 2026 – South Mississippi (Gulf Coast): Multiple reports of a strange object flying over Harrison County. It was later identified as a high-altitude balloon launched from New Mexico (Roswell area), but initially sparked UFO calls.
Other recent viral or widely discussed claims (often shared on social media and YouTube) include unverified reports of a UFO in Washington DC, an object escorted by government aircraft near Las Vegas, and general increases in orb or light sightings across various states. Many submissions to NUFORC in late March describe orbs, lights, disks, or unusual movements, though a significant portion remain unverified and could involve misidentifications like drones, balloons, aircraft, or meteors.
Overall, March 2026 has seen a steady flow of reports, particularly in the Southwest and coastal areas, but no large-scale or officially confirmed events. Public interest remains high amid ongoing discussions about government transparency on UAPs. Most sightings rely on eyewitness testimony or amateur video and lack independent verification.
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