Crews battle wildfires across South Carolina, Georgia, North Carolina

Multiple wildfires are currently impacting regions in the Southeastern U.S., prompting evacuations and road closures. In Greenville County, South Carolina, a wildfire has spread to over 200 acres, threatening the Oil Camp area and Cliff Ridge subdivision, although no evacuation order is in place. Meanwhile, a fast-moving wildfire in Floyd County, Georgia, has led to evacuations along New Rosedale Road, with shelters established for displaced residents. In Caldwell County, North Carolina, a wildfire burning between 45 and 60 acres forced temporary evacuations but was contained within six hours, with ongoing efforts to manage hotspots. Officials across these areas remind the public to adhere to the statewide burning ban and to remain clear of affected regions for safety. The causes of these fires are still under investigation as authorities continue to monitor the situation and provide updates.