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forecast.future() provides functionality to get the forecast for a point in the future, given by the number of days, hours etc. in the future.
I think the best thing to do is to have one function to return the forecast at a time in the future (a new function) and another to return the forecast some amount of time in the future (what forecast.future() does).
Currently the forecast object has a method called now() which returns the current timestep from that forecast.
It would be good to be able to provide a datetime object as an argument to return different timesteps.
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