That isn't quite hot enough to be really concerned. I have a friend whose tent is regularly over 100 F, but she corrects using a VPD chart and appropriate humidity to match it. If you get a cool mist humidifier, it will both drop your tent a few degrees and raise your humidity. Add an inkbird humidity controller and you can automate the whole thing to adjust itself for you. Just make sure when buying a humidifier that you get one that will cut on and off when power is applied/cut (as opposed to a switch that you have to interact with each time) so that you can run it on a timer or controller. I started out with a $36 wyze cam pointed at my hygrometer in the tent and the humidifier on a smart plug so I could look at RH with the cam from work and cut the humidifier on and off accordingly. The inkbird controller or similar product is the way to go and very affordable though.