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On many systems, if you turn your computer off at night and boot it or wake it up from suspension in the morning, it'll run various daily jobs, via anacron. This starts a few minutes after the computer wakes up, so you'd typically have time to log in but the resource usage would intensify after a few minutes. Anacron jobs are configured in /etc/anacrontab; a common configuration is for it to run the jobs listed in /etc/cron.daily. Maybe one of these jobs is using an unreasonable amount of resources for some reason. Use a tool like pstree to check what children of anacron are running.
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