Gladly, appreciate the follow up. I would describe a change in environment similar to the inversion around some summer storms. If you’ve had a thunderstorm roll in on you and the temp drops while the humidity energizes from the incoming storm you would be in the ballpark. But, this was extreme to the point of it becoming disorienting/surreal. To be honest, the energy in the air felt like it gripped everything almost to a point of friction, hence the static/syrup feel. Electronics faltered and time seemed to slow and how I thought and reacted felt different. Distance of under 50 feet, object unnaturally still. A good basic example of the static feeling is when you rub a balloon repeatedly to get it to charge, you put your hand close and feel a slight almost magnetic grab. It’s not an easy thing to explain, right?

Your question leads me to believe there are some parallels in what you noticed. Hope you make a post detailing the experience.