* Monday, September 30, 2019
This page will be updated as information becomes available.
Latest Update
All DHEC sensors are still reading in the “Good” range for the 24-hour average comparison to the Air Quality Index (AQI).
Please refer to the interactive DHEC map to access real time air quality information from all three DHEC sensors.
| Total Trucks through 9/27 | 2,591 |
| Total Tons through 9/27 | 22,243 |
| Total Trucks on 9/28 | 148 |
| Total Tons on 9/28 | 990 |
| Trucks as of 3:00 PM 9/30 | 108 |
| Tons as of 3:00 PM 9/30 | 792 |
Please note: The number of trucks leaving the site each day varies depending on the weather and firefighting activities. Also, the tons per truck are estimated on days when landfill receipts are not available at the time of this update.
Smoke forecast for Tuesday, October 1, 2019:
Air quality monitoring data in the local area of the fire continues to show particulate concentrations in the good range. If fire flare-ups do occur, a northeasterly wind will likely move smoke plumes towards the southwest through early afternoon Tuesday. Winds will shift to a more easterly direction in the evening and any smoke plumes will move to the west. Any noticeable smoke during the overnight and early morning period will likely dissipate by the late morning hours. However, given the latest trends in fire activity and continued fire suppression efforts, smoke is not expected to be a problem beyond locations closest to the Able Contracting facility along Schinger Avenue.
The Able Contracting Information Hotline has been established to provide the daily forecast and allow community members to leave messages if they have additional questions. The Smoke Forecast Hotline phone number is 803-898-4262 or 1-800‐204-1842.
For media inquiries: media@dhec.sc.gov.
For other inquiries: ablefire@dhec.sc.gov.
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This page will be updated regularly as information becomes available.