Why does my internet lose connection in GOOD weather???

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I wasn't sure where to put this, so I thought random discussion would be the best place. I've noticed a pattern with the internet and when it disconnects itself, and I have found that it disconnects more in good weather conditions. We're going through a patch of warm, sunny weather at the moment, and ever since the internet has been playing up. When there are a lot of clouds in the sky, it doesn't play up as often. When we have wind or rain, the internet has an excellent connection, and the rougher the weather, the better the internet stays connected, and it's so quick too. In fog it's brilliant too, and in snow. Well, in all weathers really, except in sunny weather and clear nights.

Does anyone else get this strange problem? Do you know why the internet connection plays up more in clear weather conditions, when you would have thought it'd be the other way around?

The computer is telling you that it's a nice day today and you must go out into the fresh air. Computers are becoming cleverer by the day, i-robot will soon be a reality.

I found that sometimes. I don't know whether it has something to do with the weather or if it's just an odd coincidence.

ISP-employees must be having a day off.

erm overheating? not performing as well because its hot? You got it in a none ventilated location?

Because God's in a good mood.

Possibly bad connections outdoors somewhere; warm weather causing expansion and causing a poor connection somewhere. My connection gets worse is wet weather, but the line is very old and the insulation flaking off, so in my case I think the wet causes short circuits. The telecoms company (Orange) is too mean to replace their obsolete lines here.