Not really. You could turn up the heat on the inside on the inside of the house to get the glass warmer...but that is about it.

Basically what is happening is that the surface of the windows is hitting dew point temperature. Once that happens moisture in the air will condense and form a dew on the surface of the object in which dew point temperature occurs.

When dew points happen naturally as in outdoor weather... it rains.

Pour yourself a cold glass of iced tea... that glass you pour it into will sweat too. Same thing.

So, the condensation is on the outside...at an outdoor temperature of 77 degrees, with 90% (Fort Myers average morning humidity) humidity, the dew point is just below 74 degrees. Your windows are being cooled by the temperature inside, and as the outdoor temperature rises in the morning, voila. If it jumps just 2 degress from 77 to 79, the dew point jumps to almost 76 degrees...that's coastal living.