 Ruby did not affect any major land masses.Three days after Ruby dissipated, the second tropical cyclone of the season was detected southeast of Majuro in the Marshall Islands with winds of After drifting northwest, Sally moved to the southwest on March 5 and then began to move westward, with its winds fluctuating to .Sally soon restrengthened on March 6, reaching a secondary peak of , and maintained its intensity for 18 hours as it moved steadily westward.