you could have a long list of dates - mon to fri only in sequence, and then lookup your forcast against the list - use an if statement to clear it if it isnt found in the list.
If you place this formula in a column next to your date(in this example the date is in A1)it will return a blank for all weekends. You can then delete the rows containing blanks. The easiest way is to use the asap utility from http://www.asap-utilities.com. Use the Conditional Row or Column Select
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