Overnight remains chilly and quiet with temperatures dipping into the teens and lower 20s across the state. Thursday is turning breezy with northwest winds at 10-20+ mph. While a few flurries are possible, it won’t affect Thanksgiving travel in Minnesota.

No big storms are expected in Minnesota for Thanksgiving week. But that's not necessarily the case across the U.S., where some spots could see snow.

State leaders, including Minnesota Commissioner of Agriculture Thom Peterson, were also asked about the possible impact of tariffs on Minnesota agricultural exports.