That depends on timeframe and comparison with what - another currency, or gold, price of oil or what else?. It is my understanding there used to be about $4 for one Sterling Pound. But that was before my time. In my working life, one GBP has been as weak as $1.05 (strong dollar) and as strong as $2.40 (weak dollar). I wouldn’t describe the current rate of around $1.37 as particularly weak. Trying to interpret the news, on the one hand, events in China are leading people to think of the USD as strengthening (but not all folks see it that way). On the other hand, some say that the US economy is “booming” so they would expect a strong USD.
If I were to have to put money on it, I would say the dollar would strengthen for the rest of this year. Beyond that, I would need to get out my other crystal ball that sees farther than 3 months into the future 