 There were two simultaneous storms on opposite sides of India in October, which would not happen again until May 2010.In early May, a westerly wind burst spawned two disturbances on both sides of the equator in the eastern Indian Ocean, in association with the monsoon trough.The system in the southern hemisphere eventually became Tropical Storm Jenna, while the system in the northern hemisphere developed an area of convection about 445 km (275 mi) northwest of Sumatra.