More than 20 thousand acres of land has been burned from wildfires in the Carolinas near the South Carolina and North Carolina state line. The largest fire in the nation has just spread into North Carolina.

The two large wildfires in the Upstate continued to expand on Thursday, though firefighters did make some progress on containment efforts. Here’s what to know.

"The wildfires in western North Carolina continue to grow, so I have expanded our State of Emergency,” Stein said in a statement. “Our State Emergency Response Team is responding with every tool at its disposal. Please stay safe and stay alert for any evacuation orders if the fires spread to an area near you.”

Two wildfires are burning in Greenville and Pickens counties in South Carolina and we are working to provide the latest updates on both fires.

THE TABLE ROCK COMPLEX FIRE. NOW MORE THAN 10,000 ACRES AND AT 0% CONTAINMENT. MEANWHILE, CREWS ARE SEEING PROGRESS IN POLK COUNTY. STILL, THE FIRES ARE FORCING MANY PEOPLE FROM THEIR HOMES. THIS ALL COMES AS TODAY MARKS SIX MONTHS SINCE HURRICANE HELENE RAVAGED COMMUNITIES,

Wildfires that started in Table Rock State Park in South Carolina are close to crossing the North Carolina state line.

The raging Table Rock wildfire in South Carolina has scorched more than 10,000 acres and crossed into North Carolina.

Several wildfires, including the Table Rock Fire, are burning in South Carolina, fueled by downed trees and extreme conditions.