2025 - Table Rock Complex (SCSCS)

Wildfire Status:

The Table Rock Complex, located approximately 20 miles northwest of Greenville, South Carolina, consists of two significant fires: the Table Rock Fire and the Persimmon Ridge Fire. As of the latest update, both fires have reached full containment, with the Table Rock Fire covering 13,845 acres and the Persimmon Ridge Fire encompassing 2,128 acres, bringing the total area affected to 15,973 acres. Fire crews have successfully contained the perimeter of the complex at 100%, and no further spread of the fire is expected.

In terms of response, the incident command is led by Trey Cox, with no additional planned actions needed for either fire. Due to recent substantial rainfall, the fine fuels involved in the fires, such as timber litter and dormant brush, are saturated, effectively preventing any further fire activity. The conditions have been favorable for containment, and the outlook indicates minimal anticipated activity in the coming days.

As of now, the weather conditions have contributed positively to firefighting efforts, with adequate moisture levels hindering fire spread. The area’s fuels, which include substantial dead and down materials from previous wildfires and hurricane damage, are now largely extinguished. The incident has concluded with no further concerns for fire activity, allowing fire agencies to focus on monitoring and ensuring complete extinguishment of all hotspots.

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