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Ping is also connected to the path the data takes from host computer or rented server. Data travels along a certain route across nodes. If for whatever reason one or more nodes in the path are busy or down, the data will fail to pass through or be redirected, causing higher ping readings.
The quality of the internet is another factor. Faster internet = lower ping, slower internet = higher ping.
interesting, i know there's a lot of things that happen behind the scenes when midnight ticks over, i will pass it on to the Devs.