The constellation that can be seen in the south tonight?

This problem is related to the location, but the landlord did not specifically mention it, so it is treated as a mid-latitude area in the northern hemisphere.

On February 29th, between fear and rain, the sun was about in the middle of Aquarius. In other words, from a strict standard, it is generally believed that the declination below 0, which is more than 3 hours away from the right ascension of the sun, can be counted as appearing in the southern sky tonight (of course, declination should not be too difficult to be southerly), which is relatively easy to observe. The main constellations include:

Late autumn: Bojiang constellation.

Winter: Orion, Scorpio, Canis and Tail.

Spring: Ophiuchus, Raven, Virgo, Libra.

Summer: Scorpio, Ophiuchus and Sagittarius.

I won't list those small constellations one by one, such as the heavenly furnace near Bojiang constellation, the heavenly pigeon south of Tiantu constellation, the serpent and sextant between Leo, the Temple of Heaven south of Scorpio and so on.

I recited a poem outside the window just now. There are no clouds in the sky. On the balcony in the southwest, Orion and Li Bai's poems are in harmony. Perhaps this is the most meaningful moment of the day.