As of Sunday morning, March 30, 2025, the Table Rock Complex Fire in South Carolina continues to challenge firefighters and local communities. Declared the #1 priority in the nation for wildfire resources, this fire has become the largest mountain wildfire in South Carolina’s history, surpassing the 2016 Pinnacle Mountain Fire.

Current Fire Status:

The Table Rock Complex Fire, which includes both the Table Rock and Persimmon Ridge fires, has burned a total of approximately 13,000 acres.

• Table Rock Fire: The fire has consumed approximately 10,904 acres and is currently 9% contained.

• Persimmon Ridge Fire: This fire has burned around 2,078 acres with a containment level of 24%.

The firefighting efforts have involved a massive mobilization of resources, including:

• Over 900 aerial water drops, dispensing approximately 761,990 gallons of water.

• Deployment of 546 firefighters and 30 support staff.

• Utilization of 87 engines, 99 brush trucks, 18 battalion chiefs, and 12 tankers.

Evacuations and Safety Measures:

Evacuation orders vary between counties:

• Greenville County: Mandatory evacuations remain in place for residents north of the Greenville County-Pickens County line, west of Wildcat Falls on Highway 11/Highway 276, and east of the Table Rock Reservoir.

• Pickens County: Evacuation guidelines have been updated from mandatory to voluntary. Residents returning home are urged to exercise caution and limit outdoor activities due to air quality concerns.

Authorities emphasize the importance of following evacuation orders and staying informed through official channels.

Weather Outlook:

There is a 30% chance of rain overnight, increasing to an 80% chance tomorrow. While this precipitation may aid firefighting efforts, officials caution that it may not be sufficient to fully extinguish the fires.

Burn Ban Reminder:

Residents are reminded that a statewide burn ban is currently in place. Outdoor burning is strictly prohibited to protect air quality and reduce fire risks. Given the ongoing wildfire conditions, it is crucial to adhere to this ban and avoid any activities that could ignite new fires.

The situation remains fluid, and residents are encouraged to stay updated through local news outlets and official communications from emergency management authorities. Firefighters continue to work tirelessly to contain the blaze and protect lives and property.

Photo source: City of Fountain Inn Municipality Facebook page