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Washington State is located in the Pacific Northwest of the United States. Like other regions, it sees reports of lights and objects in the sky, but a sighting description alone isn't proof of an unidentified aircraft or an anomalous phenomenon.
On this page, you'll find reports from various locations across the state, including Everett, Port Orchard, Monroe, and Yakima, along with videos, eyewitness accounts, and articles. In some cases, the identification is noted as uncertain; in one report about a cloud, photos from the area showed natural clouds forming ahead of storms.
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Witness report · July 20, 2026Dark Triangle With Circular Lights Spotted Over Highway 240 in Pasco, WashingtonWashington State is located in the Pacific Northwest of the United States, on the Pacific Ocean coast. It should not be confused with Washington D.C., the capital of the United States.
Yes. This page features reports from various locations across the state, including descriptions of lights, clouds, and objects of different shapes. These are accounts from those who submitted them, not a definitive statement that all objects were identified or that they were anomalous aircraft.
A published report describes three lights in the night sky above the highway, which the submitter interpreted as a hovering triangular object. The description is based on the video and testimony on the page and is not a definitive identification of the object.
An eyewitness described a round cloud that remained stationary for about twenty minutes. According to the summary, photos from the area showed natural clouds that had formed ahead of storms.
It's advisable to examine the original video, the filming conditions, and the location and time details, and compare them to possible explanations such as clouds, aircraft, or satellites. When there isn't enough information, it's best to leave the identification open.