North Carolina meteorologist Chris Michaels is continuing his viral habit of weaving metal lyrics into live weather reports—this time pulling references from Periphery during a recent WRAL broadcast.
Michaels, who previously gained attention online for slipping Sleep Token lyrics into his forecasts, has now expanded the bit into Periphery’s latest material, incorporating lines from the band’s new single “Heaven on High” during his on-air segment.
Embedded within the forecast, along with additional lyrical nods tied to the track, continuing his growing reputation for subtle metal references hidden inside routine weather updates.
The timing also coincides with a major release moment for the band. Periphery’s new album, ‘A Pale White Dot’, officially dropped on May 15 and is now available to stream across all major platforms.
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