On October 29 , an area of bad weather south of Bermuda became Tropical Storm Shary .
The overall structure became better defined , and early on October 29 the system developed into Tropical Storm Shary about 350 miles ( 565 km ) southeast of Bermuda . The formation of Shary marked the third time that an Atlantic tropical cyclone received an 'S ' naming , the other two being Tropical Storm Sebastien of 1995 and Hurricane Stan of 2005 .