Leave it alone.
I'm coming back and adding to this, just didn't want you to mess with it while waiting.
Let her dry off in the hatcher - her drying out will help keep your humidity up in the hatcher. Your other eggs have pipped or will be soon, and you can't go letting your humidity out and shrink wrapping those babies. Leave the hatcher closed and let them be. It's harder to do than it is to say - but do it. If you can. Unless someone desperately needs help in there, and you're in a position to be actively replacing lost humidity, like in a steamy bathroom.
Your new chicks can survive up to three (some say two) days after the hatch on the last of the yolk they absorbed in the egg. So, she'll be fine. Leave the incubator temp alone - the other eggs need it. They can all come down to 95* for the first week, once out of the hatcher and into the brooder.
Now, go get us some pictures. Are you still reading? Go! Pictures! Go!