Toyota Camry Sunglass holder water leak. - Fix?

[Don2222]

Hello
Just notice a dripping leak. See long yellow arrow om first pic? I saw on the internet that it could be clogged Sun Roof drain holes on the left and right sides. Will cleaning the SunRoof drain holes with a Harbor Freight cleaning brush and blowing them out with 90 PSI of compressed air fix this issue?
Anyone else seen this problem??
It is a strange place for water leakage but one other person on the internet had that problem and the water got in thru the top of the windshield. I noticed a groove where the windshield is sealed at the bottom of the grove. Therefore if this does not fix it, I will put some high temperature silicone I use for pellet stoves or Permatex glass weld from Autozone into that groove for a better window seal.

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See pic of Top of Windshield and clear silicone in last pic below. I saw 2 more people on the internet that had very small break in the top of the windshield seal and one person found it with soapy water in the groove and blowing air from inside with a shop vac or compressor and watching for air bubbles. Good process!
The best approach may be to clean the grove between the windshield and car with alcohol and apply a small amount of silicone at the bottom on the grove to seal any breaks. The new technology of designing groves with drainage must work better since the old days without the groves had more windshield and sunroof leaks?
Pic 01 - Sunglass holder left side also leaks on right side
Pic 02 - Sunroof from outside
Pic 03 - Sunroof left corner
Pic 04 - Sunroof dirty drain hole
Pic 05 - Compressor gage shows set to 90 PSI
Pic 06 - Compressor air gun
Pic 07 - Cleaning brush from Harbor Freight
Pic 08 - Clean drain hole
Pic 09 - High heat water proof clear silicone for top of windshield in grove after cleaning with alcohol.
Pic 10 - Permatex glass weld from Autozone