Yup! But not through the door seal between door panel and dash.....coming up through the window/lock control buttons.
Mind Blown.

 

 

 

Did you notice it was coming literally through the buttons as though from inside the door panel?

it is super weird just want to be sure we're having the same experience here Haha.

 

 

Ah ok good...cause I'm positive mine was coming through the buttons ha. All I have are theories but no good conclusions hmm...

 

I checked this out on my way home from work and sure enough, there was air coming in from the door lock/window power buttons. The airflow was a lot more noticeable when the sunroof was tilted open. Here is what I believe is going on:

Air likes to flow from high pressure to low pressure. The greater the difference, the greater the flow. When the sunroof is tilted open, the once relatively well sealed cabin is now open to the outside. As the car moves, air flows at some velocity past the sunroof, which effectively creates a vacuum at the opening. The pressurized cabin is now exposed to an opening with an effective 0 static pressure, which then causes the flow through the buttons to increase. You can verify that it isn't just the sunroof causing this by rolling down a window and feeling the button area.

I find it interesting that the interior of the door panel is not sealed off...

 

Everything that has been observed and noted above is quite normal.
As pngo stated, it's air moving through the cabin...not necessary that it's air directly coming from the outside and through the buttons on the driver's door.
The interior of the door panel will not be completely sealed off as you will need gaps in the weatherproofing seal for the door handle linkage and the wire harness for the buttons, not to mention the holes for the clips that hold the door panel onto the door.
The frame of the door will be sealed to the body of the vehicle, and the door itself on the exterior of that seal will also be sealed, so in a way you don't need the door panel to seal 100%.
Not to mention the giant opening under the wiper cowl that lets fresh air into the hvac box.

 

 

That makes sense.
So I didnt like my own theory on the moonroof creating vacuum pressure, until I recalled my smoking days and the effect the tilted or open moonroof had. So makes sense the pressure would be sufficient to draw air from the door panel.

However, I believe it to be air from outside vehicle (was not clear if you guys concluded to that or not previously). It is a cool and continuous flow of air. Doesn't mean air is blowing inside the door, but there are plenty of opportunities for it to draw air from the outside, into the door structure, and then naturally into the door panel. I've inspected.
Door handle, door latch, wire harness, some rubber stop plugs. All with some rubber gaskets for water seal but not tight enough to prevent drawing air if theres enough vacuum pressure.

I want complaining either just really fascinated. Now that I understand with some help naturally it's a little less fascinating ha.