Tom's photos of his issue are below.
That sure looks like the air filter container to me, so it's the strandboard above and between the aircleaner and the louvered compartment door. It spans the gap between the rear cap and the framing above and before the engine that supports devices like the air cleaner and expansion tank. The board needs to be removed and replaced, either notching out for the hose and wiring loom holes or removing and rethreading same. But first...
Water is getting in above there somewhere and pooling on the strandboard, and perhaps above the engine compartment insulation. In checking mine out to make sure of what Tom was referring to, I noticed dampness atop a slightly billowed corner of aluminized insulation over the pulley area of my own engine. Could be the recent fog, but the corner slumping down isn't good either. Tom may have a long-undetected leak in a roof seam, rear camera installation, clearance lights (microcracks in their lenses are a common malady), or the center stop light bar.
Tom, if you have pix on your iPhone I still recommend you download from the App Store the app "Image Compress and Resize", as I've found it the easiest to learn and use of the ones I tried. It's not loaded with a bunch of features you'll never use, is free, is relatively quick once you've practiced on a couple pix, and adjusts resolution up or down in kb, not pixels or dpi or something different than what you need for sending to a site where given limits are in kb.
-Joel