The "chilliest twelve inches in the world" refers to the ice shelf known as the "Challenger Deep" in the Mariana Trench, the deepest part of the world's oceans, which can be found at depths of over 36,000 feet. However, more commonly, it is a playful reference to the coldest regions on Earth, such as Antarctica, where temperatures can plummet dramatically. These areas experience extreme cold, especially during winter months, making them some of the chilliest places on the planet.
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Twelve inches of rain is one foot of rain
Twelve inches or thereabouts.
Multiply by twelve. For example, four (feet) times twelve (inches per foot) equals forty-eight (inches total).
Multiply the feet by twelve, add the inches.
The lateral surface area of a cylinder with a height of twelve inches and a radius of seven inches equals 527.79 square inches.