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Due to my current location the air is very humid, any suggestions or clever ideas to make the drying process for primer faster besides "go else where" or "wait until its not humid" ?

I found that army painter primers dry really quick. The humidty will be shutting you down though unless its below...well I go for below 70%. Have you tried priming in the middle of the night? I live in a humid area too, but about midnight or so the humidity is usually 60% or less and the temp is below 80. Dont know if any of that really helps though.

The info was of great help. Thank you.