One large wildfire in the Upstate nearly doubled in size for the third day in a row, while another only grew modestly on Thursday. The Table Rock Fire in Pickens County expanded to an estimated ...

According to the South Carolina Forestry Commission, the Table Rock Fire nearly doubled in size on Wednesday. The fire has now spread to 4,556 acres, according to infrared data obtained from a ...

The Table Rock Fire nearly doubled in size Wednesday, measuring 4,556 acres, according to infrared data obtained from a surveillance flight at 2 p.m., according to the SCFC. The Persimmon Ridge Fire ...

PICKENS — Two related fires in the Table Rock area have now surpassed the record size of a November 2016 blaze that to this point had been the largest mountain fire in Upstate history.

The Table Rock Complex Fire is officially the largest mountain wildfire in South ... shows where the fires are and has ...

Table Rock State Park trails could reopen soon as crews reroute, restore and clear the paths along the popular mountain trail ...

Table Rock Fire Size: 13,167 acres Containment: 9% Persimmon Ridge Fire Size: 2,078 acres --$60,000 of economic impact from the park closures is estimated. 10:25 p.m. -- Highest priority wildfire ...

This brings the Table Rock complex wildfires to a combined total of 10,671 acres in size. The 2016 Pinnacle Mountain Fire grew to 10,623 acres in Pickens County. This fire was the largest and ...

The Table Rock Complex Fire, which combines the Table Rock State Park fire and the Persimmon Ridge fire, has reached more than 10,000 acres as of Friday morning. Let's put that into perspective ...

As of Saturday afternoon, the Table Rock Fire was 9% contained ... shows where the fires are and has information about their size, origin and more.

A view of Table Rock Fire in Pickens County, South Carolina on Thursday. screenshot Courtesy of S.C. Forestry Commission One large wildfire in the Upstate nearly doubled in size for the third day ...

The Table Rock Complex Fire became the largest mountain wildfire ... remains the nation's No. 1 priority for wildfires based on size, evacuations, containment, and threats to property, according ...