leak in dble-paned window

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We had a really hard rain and my BIG window is foggy as hell. I found where the leak is, but how do I get it dry enough (in between panes) to be able to seal it? I've tried the hair dryer. It doesn't help that it's blazing hot outside. Any advice? I'd like to clear up the window and seal it myself. Is it at all possible?