The Evening Leader has been inundated with calls reporting the triangular shapes over Rhos, as well as sightings in Johnstown and Borras.
The incident, the latest in a long line of sightings in the town, is strengthening claims that the town is fast becoming a UFO hotspot.
Janet Bancroft, 28, and partner Mark Pluke, 24, both witnessed the dazzling lights from their home on Maes-y-Ficerdy, Rhos, after Mark had gone to put the rubbish out.
According to the couple, the lights, spotted at about 7.40pm, formed into a slow-moving triangle before eventually disappearing from view some 20 minutes later.
Janet said: "It was really strange. They formed into a 'V' shape and then into a triangle which sort of got bigger and bigger."
Some have dismissed the phenomenon as Chinese lanterns or low-flying aircraft. Janet, however, is not so sure.
"From the way they came up and formed, I don't think lanterns could do that in the air," she said.
"It is something stranger than that and somebody knows what they are.
"It was really creepy. It takes a lot to scare me and that scared me.
"After that we counted four helicopters in the sky – there is definitely something odd going on."
She added: "I'm not one to believe in UFOs, but that was definitely not right."
Another Rhos resident who spotted the lights on Wednesday evening was taxi driver Steven Austin.
Steven's wife, Mandy, had already seen the mysterious objects on a number of previous nights over the past week, but he had always been absent – until then.
He said: "My wife first saw them last Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday between 8pm and 8.30pm, but Wednesday I was there too.
"It flew in some weird triangle formation. It was an upside down triangle.
"I'm a taxi driver and when I got to Rhostyllen I could see them.
"There's a slight buzzing noise to them but I wouldn't have thought they were military jets because they were going too slow.
"I'm always on the road so obviously I can't keep looking up to the sky.
"It's the first time I have ever seen anything like that. Whether they are UFOs, it is hard to say really."
Did you see the lights? Do you know what they were?
Let us know by leaving a comment below or emailing digitalnews@nwn.co.uk.Your emailsGareth Hill -Rhos resident"I too saw these lights over Johnstown on a couple of occasions within the last week or so, but did not see anything unusual. They looked to me to fit the descriptions of the floating lanterns perfectly.
"The two I saw simply floated towards the north, flicking as a flame will tend to do, and eventually disappeared from view. There was nothing odd about their motion. As for "forming a triangle", a set of three points of light in the sky, all floating in the same direction, provided they are not in a straight line WILL form a triangle! The lanterns are all released at the same time, so are subjected to the same wind, and hence will float in the same direction, so of course they will appear to float "in formation".
"Mr Austin, the taxi driver in your story says that there was a "slight buzzing sound" to them – how did he hear that if he was in his car? I heard nothing of the sort when I saw them last week while driving home, and I heard nothing of the sort the previous week when I was standing at my bedroom window watching them."
Chris Bosworth"These triangular craft have been reported on around the globe.
"They are very likely an American craft propelled by a new form of energy, possibly electromagnetic."
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