It's a little relative, but here's an idea:

Are you as snowed in as we are here in Bavaria?

(Wait for more replies!)

Are you snowed in, too, like we are ...?

e.g.

(#2, a "too" in commas is not good style, and also confining.
Don't recommend that.)

that's just rubbish, opine. Reading some of your own threads I'd say you should probably be the last person on LEO to give style advice.

Oops! I forgot my ":-)" again.

Do tell. I wouldn't put a "too" in commas. I don't agree with your #2.

(OT: I can't believe Xmas trees dropped all over the 101.)

Edinburgh was snowed in with 25 cm snow. No schools, many not on work, no buses, no ambulances, nothing. No, the snow did not fall on one day ...
And now petrol stations without fuel ...

Last year was Dublin snowed in. With 3 cm snow. HAHAHA.

It is not everyone's taste to set off too in commas, but it certainly is correct and in some cases necessary.

In #2, the comma after too is required in any case, and the addition of one before it aids clarity.

Bob C., The construction is:
-- so XXX wie YYY
-- as XXX as YYY

Seid Ihr auch so eingeschneit wie wir hier in Bayern?

I wouldn't box a "too" in like that (with commas). That's my humble opinion. Peace.
(Heck ... I wouldn't even use a "too". See my #1.)

you've already pointed that out in #3 and #6, opine. No need to repeat yourself endlessly (again).

Besides, the "so" in the OP is not necessarily a direct comparison that would require "as ... as ..." in English. It is frequently employed as a sort of fill word without any further implications.

#4 wrote: that's just rubbish, opine. Reading some of your own threads I'd say you should probably be the last person on LEO to give style advice.

That's why. You wrote that.

Why do you feel a "too" in commas is relevant here? --> ,too,

Because I feel the way Bob C. feels in his #8.

Then why not: Are you also snowed in like we are here in Bavaria?

EDIT: In relatively short sentences like that I do not recommend putting a "too" in commas. It's not necessary, and it blocks the flow of the thought.

with all due respect, opine, but you block the flow of most any thought.

I would put a comma before the "as":

Are you also snowed in, as we are here in Bavaria?

If I were writing more formally and editing carefully, I would delete the superfluous also:

Are you snowed in, as we are here in Bavaria?

Your insults roll off my shoulders, dude. Some are cute.

It's an "as much as" construction for me. Replace "much" with XXX.

Reverse question. Should there be a comma in the German version?

@dude: have mercy on that forlorn soul with no mother tongue.

So, are they snowed in?

#18, would you put a "too" in commas like in #2 from dude? (Watch your back.)

Do you realise that you've been talking about two commas for very nearly TWO HOURS ?
For God's sake everybody - get a life!

But tomtom, the tutu two-comma party does not commit. Some don't say what they say/write.

What say you? <- Would you envelope a "too" with commas? I'm curious.

Oh Mann,opine, du bist echt der Hammer...
Willst du mich heiraten?

Evtl., #22, Wie schaut der Ring aus? Und je nachdem muss es ein "prenup" geben. Aber im Prinzip habe ich nichts dagegen. Unsere Eltern müssen sich aber zuvor kennen lernen.

Und wir alle Leoniden kommen zur Hochzeitsparty

Und wehe da redet dann jemand über Kommasetzung.
Das möchte ich mir für die Hochzeitsnacht aufheben.

#24. Nee, nur die, die, auf der Liste stehen.

#25, wir verstehen uns schon. Die Nacht wird kommafrei.

For the inquisitive mind to ponder - https://dict.leo.org/forum/alphabeticIndex.ph...

I'm pretty sure the PFKAB also posted an according query, but I can't find it at the moment ...

Ach Mensch, jetzt hatten wir hier endlich, wie opine sagen würde "peace", und jetzt fängst du wieder an.
Na ja gut, da das ein Sprachforum ist...
Ein Versuch war´s wert.
Dann meld ich mich mal ab.

#26

"Nee, nur die, die, auf der Liste stehen."

Hier hat opine, der/die oben so heftig gegen (legitime) Kommas kämpfte, selbst einmal ein Komma zu viel gesetzt. So muss es heißen:

"Nee, nur die, die auf der Liste stehen."