2025 - Table Rock Complex (SCSCS)

Wildfire Status:

The Table Rock Complex, located approximately 20 miles northwest of Greenville, South Carolina, consists of two active wildfires: the Table Rock Fire and the Persimmon Ridge Fire. As of April 4, 2025, the Table Rock Fire has burned 13,845 acres and is 94% contained, while the Persimmon Ridge Fire has impacted 2,128 acres and is 99% contained. Together, the complex totals 15,973 acres with an overall containment of 97%. The incident is currently being managed by Incident Commander Charlie Patterson, with a total of 165 personnel involved in the firefighting efforts.

Recent weather conditions have been favorable for firefighting operations, with light, misty rainfall observed throughout the day. This moisture has significantly reduced fire activity, allowing for the containment efforts to advance. The remaining fuels are primarily composed of timber litter and dormant brush, which are gradually recovering from previous dry conditions. Although ground fire has not been widely reported, there is still concern about smoldering fuels, particularly from substantial dead and down material left by past wildfires and hurricane damage.

Fire agencies are actively monitoring the situation, and the estimated date for full containment is projected to be April 5, 2025. The combination of reduced fire behavior due to the wet conditions and the ongoing containment efforts indicates a positive outlook for the Table Rock Complex in the coming days. Firefighters remain vigilant, prepared to address any emerging fire threats as they continue to secure the perimeter and assess the landscape for potential flare-ups.

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