Rain Leak Under "Bedroom" Carpet

I was thinking maybe it was leaking around a skylight, vent or other opening on the roof.

You found the problem, that's all that matters.

I think warm air is better for drying carpet. But any moving air is better than none.

I'd still find a car wash and vacuum as much as possible. It will dry the carpet quicker.

Thank You! You got me thinking better. My roof is one molded piece and shouldn't leak, so I thought maybe it didn't have anything to do with the rain. Sure enough, I looked at the water pump and there was a tiny leak in the clamp. Because I was on a slant, the water leaked toward the rear and under my carpet. I've tightened the clamp and think the leak is repaired, but now I still need to dry the carpet. I've been blowing a space heater on it - is cool air better than warm? Thanks again!

Find a self serve car wash and vacuum as much of the water as possible.
Then run your A/C or drive with Windows open if possible.
There is probably foam under the carpet, then plywood.

Check your roof. Something is leaking and it may be running down inside a wall onto the floor.